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Recently, a customer, Dana, came to us with this question:
“I LOVE KnP for cleaning carpets, couches, bathrooms.... I am hoping someone can tell me if I can use it on our dog.... he decided to "make himself smell pretty" by rolling in something awful. We bathed him with dog shampoo and baking soda last night and he still stinks... not as bad... but ugh.... so can we use KnP on his body??”
“I LOVE KnP for cleaning carpets, couches, bathrooms.... I am hoping someone can tell me if I can use it on our dog.... he decided to "make himself smell pretty" by rolling in something awful. We bathed him with dog shampoo and baking soda last night and he still stinks... not as bad... but ugh.... so can we use KnP on his body??”
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Here are 5 quick steps to clean up stinky pet fur and help your furry family members smell their best!
- Place your dog (or cat, if they’ll stand for it) in the bathtub
- Pour KIDS ‘N’ PETS All Purpose Stain and Odor Remover directly onto his/her coat. Wet thoroughly and massage into dog’s coat. **Watch out for sensitive areas, KIDS ‘N’ PETS has a small percentage of alcohol in it
- Let the KIDS ‘N’ PETS enzymes work their magic until coat is completely dry
- Rinse thoroughly
- Enjoy Sparky (or Fluffy’s) sparkling fresh and odor-free coat!
I have been trying to find some effective products to get that stinky odor out of my dog but I never was successful. Pets are just so loveable but when they have gone out playing and rolled on something smelly, it is just so awful. Thank you for the information. Having a clean space is one thing, to have it odor-free is another challenge and some of us ask the assistance of Twin Cities janitorial services to help them get rid of the stains and smell but it would still work in our advantage to know how to deal with the smell.
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