It seems that our pets enjoy our rugs just as much as we do, but sometimes in a different way than we would prefer. They like to use some rugs as an indoor bathroom. Not the best use of our rugs that is for sure.
I have recently had an article about Pet Urine and area rugs published on the site Ezine Articles.
Here at Luv-A-Rug, we receive a lot of area rugs for cleaning because of pet accidents from mild to sever. No rug should ever get to the sever point. Pet urine damages your rugs. As soon as you notice that your rug has been peed on get it cleaned. The longer you wait the harder it is to get all the urine smell out, especially on wool and shag rugs. When you are puppy training try to not have any rugs on your floors. Puppies will find your rugs very convenient and the more they use your rug the more they know to always use your rugs.
The best way to not have your rugs used as a bathroom is to deter pets from your rugs right from the start. Sprinkling pepper, either white, black when you first lay your rugs down works as a good deterrent. Remember that nothing is full proof, but if you have pepper in your rugs for the first few days and your pet inhales it, they are not going to like it.
Dogs have been known to not pee or vomit on rugs that they use as a place to sleep. They don't want to lay on a dirty rug either, cats don't seem to have that same sense. It is good to have a nice soft warm blanket or rug just for your dogs to use and keep them away from your nice area rugs.
Luv-A-Rug has safe, effective and in most cases guaranteed pet urine and odour removal methods. Bring your smelly, stinky rugs to us for a no obligation quote on cleaning and pet urine removal. We are located at 445 Beta St off Alpha St.
Have you tested and had success keeping your dogs from using your rugs as a bathroom or napkin?
Do you agree/disagree with what I wrote?
Thanks for reading, RugloverMary and pet lover.
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