Dog urine?…
and suddenly we visualize images of dogs marking their territory as they pass by.
The behavior of animals marking their territory is instinctive; a dog may display this conduct to say:
“This is my zone,” it’s their way of communicating and leaving a clear “mark” that they have passed through there. Through their urine they leave part of their identity: size, sex, age, state of health, temperament…
The higher a male urinates, the more dominant he will feel.
Doorways, lampposts, tires… any place can be “marked” with animal urine.
The most convenient solution for everyone would be if they only did it in appropriate places, but in the meantime, we can only protect the areas we want to prevent from being marked.
REPELLENTS: APPLICATION=SOLUTION
There are different options for homemade repellents against dog and cat urine:
- From the well-known jug of bleach or water in the doorway or corner of your home to some other remedy involving spraying more elaborate mixtures.
- The use of sulfur has also been widely used to try to deter pets, but it is currently prohibited in most towns and cities, with its disposal in streets and doorways being subject to penalties due to its harmful effects on both animal and human health, potentially causing conjunctivitis, dermatological problems, respiratory deficiencies…
To prevent your doorway, corner, planter, tires… from being urinated on, use an effective repellent. We recommend:
Repel Can, Non-aggressive repellent (Contains no aggressive substances for the user, the animal, or the environment).
- Perform an intensive treatment for 5 days to achieve optimal results (with the surface to be protected previously cleaned).
- Then continue maintenance every 2–3 days so that animals abandon their habit of urinating in those places for an extended period of time.
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