Complete Guide To Eliminating Pet Odors In Your Home Plr Ebook

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 3
1 UNDERSTANDING THE ODORS IN YOUR HOME 4
URINE IS THE NUMBER ONE OFFENDER 4
2 ELIMINATING SIMPLE PET ODORS FROM YOUR HOME 6
HELP!!! THE DOG WAS SPRAYED BY A SKUNK 7
SO, WHAT IF I HAVE A STINKY CAT? 8
KEEPING FURNITURE AND RUGS CLEAN AND ODOR FREE 9
ODORS FROM OTHER PETS 10
Birds 10
Turtles 11
Snakes 11
Lizards 12
Rodents 12
3 THE CAT’S LITTER BOX 14
WHAT IF MY CAT GOES OUTSIDE THE LITTER BOX? 16
Spraying vs. Urinating 18
4 ELIMINATING THE ODOR OF URINE FROM YOUR HOME 20
REMOVING ODORS FROM CLOTHING AND OTHER WASHABLE FABRIC 20
HOME REMEDY FOR CLEANING URINE STAINS AND ODOR 21
What About Professional Cleaning? 23
Cleaning Leather Furniture 23
Other Great Ideas for Odor Removal 24
Products That Come Highly Recommended 24
5 PREVENTING RE-OFFENSES 26
WORKING WITH YOUR DOG 26
A Word About Cat Training 27
CONCLUSION 28

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INTRODUCTION

We love our pets. In fact, studies show that about 63% of Americans have at least one pet. About 2/3 of pet owners have more than one pet, and 20% of pet owners have a whopping five or more pets. 48% of pet owners consider their pets members of the family.

There are more cats out there than dogs – but more families actually have dogs than cats. It seems, you see, with cat owners that one is never enough. And, while cats, dogs and fish remain the most popular pets, other species are gaining in popularity. For example, turtle ownership in the US has grown by 86% since 2001.

Americans spend lots of money on pets, too. In 2006, Americans spent more than $24.5 billion on veterinary expenses alone. There’s no shortage of products out there to take care of every possible imaginable pet situation. You’ll find gourmet foods, expensive toys, clothing and lots of gadgets for all our animal companions.

With our pets becoming such a part of our families, it’s no wonder that we’re anxious to get their odors under control. It can be frustrating to tame the smells of these stinkier family members. Whether it’s a smelly litter box or just the vague lingering scent of dog fur on the couch; it’s annoying for us and embarrassing when we have visitors.