After hours of being away from home our pets are beyond excited to see us, however, the past couple of hours have been spent alone.
When pets are stuck at home all alone, two things typically tend to happen, they destroy the house and tear apart anything they choose, or they pee in different areas of the house.
Lets Talk About Dogs!
Dogs are very active and like to be fully engaged for long periods of time. When they are left alone they have nothing else to do but cause chaos by tearing things apart, like our favorite pair of shoes, or our $75 pillow. Or, they decide to make the house their own personal back yard, which, who can blame them? A solution to this problem is putting the dogs in a secluded area, which can be good and bad. The good thing is your personals are protected from both destruction and urination. However, the dogs are prohibited from running around and releasing energy so when you come home and let them out, they are full of energy and are hard to calm down.
When you come home try to make a routine of taking your dog out for longer than 10 minutes. (If you really want to release his/her energy let them play outside for 20 minutes, remember they've been locked up for hours.) When they pee outside, reward them by giving him/her a treat, toy, or give some extra love.
Something to Calm The Nerves
Somethings Mr. Martin, Inventor and Owner of PetPeePee System, has come up with that will help with these certain scenarios:
- Give your dog one or several chew toys that are durable, that way they can spend a couple of hours trying to tear it apart.
- Give your dog a large bone to chew on that will provide him/her a chew toy plus a delicious treat.
- If your dog is a roamer of the house, hide a treat somewhere that will engage his/her inner hunter.
If you have hard floors the best option is to place a Wee Wee pad somewhere that is convenient for the dog. Also, place an old towel under the Wee Wee pad so the pee doesn't seep through onto the hard floor. If the pee has seeped onto the hard floor our Do It Yourself Hard Floor product will provide excellent results to remove the urine odor.
Little Miss Kitty
Cats are almost like humans. They need attention, independence and a soft place to lay their heads. Cats, unlike dogs, do not need much to entertain them. They typically lay around and play with soft things such as toy balls and light, feathery things. However, something the cat does need is to feel very loved, otherwise they get jealous and vindictive. If they feel neglected they have a habit of peeing to get your attention. Here are some tips to make sure your little princess (or prince) doesn't pee around the house.
- Change the litter box every morning,this is much better than at night time, because it will provide a fresh litter box for her/him to pee. Remember leave a little bit of the old litter in the box so he/she can smell the old odor. Cats are animals of territory and prefer to pee in an area they've peed before or where another cat has peed.
- When you get home, pay extra attention to your cat so they don't feel ignored or unloved.
Something For The Pee
If you have carpet, oriental rugs or furniture, your best option is to LEAVE THE PEE ALONE. Do not try and use cleaning products that contain soap or bleach! To test your product if it has soap shake it with cap on, then remove the cap. If the bottle is suddenly alive with soap bubbles, then the product contains soap. If you can apply the soap and remove it effectively then proceed, however most people do not have this ability. A comparison we give is if you wash your hair and don't rinse the soap out, after a while the soap becomes a magnet for dirty things.
If you want to remove the urine and the odor you want to use a product that will KILL the bacteria that causes the odor. PetPeePee System does not contain deodorizer, soap or enzymes that mask the urine odor. Our naturally blended minerals from the Dead Sea will give you the results you've been looking for.
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