Getting rid of the smell of dog wee in the garden.

lostinrates

TraceyUK2000 wrote: »

Thanks everyone for your suggestions, I have tried them all, without much effect, we do wash down daily, perhaps it's one of them things we are going to have to put up with in return for two gorgeous dogs

Washing down daily rather than regularly might be part of the problem....it always smells worse when damp, if its not getting a chance to dry out in this damp weather with you adding dampness and the weather still mild enough for ''bugs'' to survive that might be making the smell worse.

TraceyUK2000

lisawood78 wrote: »

Simple Solution. In a watering can, diluted with hot wtaer, sprinkle it over the area (after a quick hose down with plain water, remove debris first) Leave it to dry.

Smell gone, lovely fresh smell in its place.

Works for us, 2 lazy assed Great Danes who also pee right outside the back door.

Sorry being a bit thick is the product called simple solution? have looked on their website which item is it you use, thanks

kittiecat1949

We use household ammonia on our catflap after a feral tom slashed on it. Sounds mad considering wee contains ammonia, but it did work and got rid of the catty smell and then the ammonia smell evaporated. Should work on dog wee, same contents I expect. Anything is worth a go!

Lirin

Pressure washer.... we'd tried an old bottle of snow foam we never used on the car, it works.... just make sure if you're using disinfectant/bleach or chemicals that you wash it thoroughly before doggies get out in it again!

lisawood78

Simple solution stain and odor remover
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SIMPLE-SOLUTION-Cat-Dog-Odour-Urine-Vomit-Stain-Remover-/200488522234?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Cats&hash=item2eae0c11fa

This is just an example, they sell it at PAH, but Ebay tends to be cheaper. Shop around.