Archive for August, 2009
Dog Urine on Wood
This is a basic outline for dog urine on or in the wood of your subfloor. Usually this is when the urine has gone through the carpet, pad and into the wood. Wood subfloor is under carpet, tile, vinyl, hardwood etc. The subfloor in the picture is under hardwood. The urine can get to the [...]
Dog Urine in Wood
I am going to give a very basic outline about dog urine in or on wood. Two situations that you might have are:
1. Dog urine in or on hardwood flooring and 2. Dog urine in or on wood subfloor (plywood, particle board, chipboard). In this article I am going to address hardwood flooring such as [...]
Dog Potty Training
Potty training your dog can be one of the slowest and hardest behaviors you will teach your dog. It can also be the most damaging and expensive to you, if you don’t get your dog taught to urinate in the area you decide is his/her area. I know of cases where the repairs from dog [...]
Dog Urine Solutions August 14, 2009
Dan Cirucci: Dogs' Noses Know Secrets
August 11, 2009
West Seattle Blog… » Dog-walking rage? West Seattleite reports attack
August 11, 2009- You might want to become familiar with the laws in your own area regarding animals relieving themselves on public or private property.
Dog Urine Training
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What Causes Urine Odor
Posted by Dog Urine in Urine Odor on August 12th, 2009
What causes urine Odor? There are over 75 compounds that have been found in animal waste that cause odor. Understanding these compounds helps us know what we can do to eliminate it. Urine is decomposed by anaerobic bacteria. Some of the groups of compounds that smell, and are a result of this breakdown are sulfides, [...]
Female Dog Urine
Female dog urine is generally no different than male dog urine. There are some exceptions to this but basically they are the same. If you want to know more about the makeup of the urine itself read dogs urine. It is commonly thought that female dog urine is more acidic than male. It is also [...]
Dogs Urine
Urine leaves the body (either dogs urine or human) as an acid with a pH that is typically between 5 and 6. It is sterile containing no harmful bacteria, pathogens or microorganisms unless the dog has a urinary or bladder infection.
The principle ingredient in urine (from dogs) is uric acid.
Urine [...]
Urine Sample From Dog
How to get a urine sample from your dog. I just asked my veterinarian and he told me two ways to get a sample of urine from a dog. One is to watch and wait until the dog is just starting to urinate and slip a flat cup or something under the dog and catch [...]
Dog Urine Killing Grass
Posted by Dog Urine in Grass Dog Urine on August 8th, 2009
There are a number of products available to fix the problem of dog urine killing grass. Two items that are reported to cause the urine to kill grass are the PH of the urine and the nitrogen content in it. Nitrogen is used in fertilizers for grass. It helps the grass green up nicely but [...]
