Cleaning up after puppy 'wee'
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Cleaning up after puppy 'wee'
Hi, can you tell me what you use if puppy has an accident i.e a poo or wee on the carpet, I have carpet shampoo and flash and other usual household cleaners, but I have been told you shouldn't use anything that has ammonia in it as it smells like wee so they'll go back to the same spot to do it again.
I don't have my own puppy yet, unbelievably but do look after my friends 8 week old and he tends to have lots of accidents at the moment when he comes round and I don;t want it to still smell incase I get a pup and it picks up on it and pees in the same place.
Thanks for your help x
I don't have my own puppy yet, unbelievably but do look after my friends 8 week old and he tends to have lots of accidents at the moment when he comes round and I don;t want it to still smell incase I get a pup and it picks up on it and pees in the same place.
Thanks for your help x
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Re: Cleaning up after puppy 'wee'
Hi there we use a deoderiser and cleaner in one from the local pet shop. It seems to work well for us. I Have also heard that biological washing liquid diluted works well but test a small area first for colour fastness. Good luck 

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Re: Cleaning up after puppy 'wee'
I think the stain and odour removal from pets at home is good and smells nice too - it helps stop repeat peeing in the same spot when the dog is older! 
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