Can you use this product on outdoor pea gravel to get rid of the smell yet not deter the pet from using it? Just use to freshen area?
861985
I have found I can use this anywhere with no problem, I sometimes use it around the edges of the litter box to freshen it. And it really does take odor away!
861986
I guess it depends on your cat. The idea is to deter further urinating, but it may not deter all cats. I think a lot depends on how soaked the area is as well. I'm only guessing that an area that is really soaked underneath (carpet pad, soil?) is harder to deter than a fresh one. If I were testing the idea, I'd spray the area and let it soak a bit to get rid of the urine odor and then perhaps rinse off the pea gravel to get rid of the Fizzion. Even if you can't smell it anymore, I think your cat could for a while anyway. In my atrium, occasionally a stray sprays one of the outside walls. I spray it down with Fizzion but ,eventually, it gets sprayed again. I guess it depends on your cat. The idea is to deter further urinating, but it may not deter all cats. I think a lot depends on how soaked the area is as well. I'm only guessing that an area that is really soaked underneath (carpet pad, soil?) is harder to deter than a fresh one. If I were testing the idea, I'd spray the area and let it soak a bit to get rid of the urine odor and then perhaps rinse off the pea gravel to get rid of the Fizzion. Even if you can't smell it anymore, I think your cat could for a while anyway. In my atrium, occasionally a stray sprays one of the outside walls. I... » Read More I guess it depends on your cat. The idea is to deter further urinating, but it may not deter all cats. I think a lot depends on how soaked the area is as well. I'm only guessing that an area that is really soaked underneath (carpet pad, soil?) is harder to deter than a fresh one. If I were testing the idea, I'd spray the area and let it soak a bit to get rid of the urine odor and then perhaps rinse off the pea gravel to get rid of the Fizzion. Even if you can't smell it anymore, I think your cat could for a while anyway. In my atrium, occasionally a stray sprays one of the outside walls. I spray it down with Fizzion but ,eventually, it gets sprayed again. « Show Less
861987
I guess it depends on your cat. The idea is to deter further urinating, but it may not deter all cats. I think a lot depends on how soaked the area is as well. I'm only guessing that an area that is really soaked underneath (carpet pad, soil?) is harder to deter than a fresh one. If I were testing the idea, I'd spray the area and let it soak a bit to get rid of the urine odor and then perhaps rinse off the pea gravel to get rid of the Fizzion. Even if you can't smell it anymore, I think your cat could for a while anyway. In my atrium, occasionally a stray sprays one of the outside walls. I spray it down with Fizzion but ,eventually, it gets sprayed again.
861988
Absolutely! I use it outside whenever my cats or someone else's cats "mark" territory. Works great. May have to reapply if heavy rains occur within 72 hrs of application.
861989
It gets rid of the stains and smells, but pets are less likely to go to the bathroom in the same area. However, it will not deter pets away from the area in general. If you are trying to clean an area for pets to use where they can use for a bathroom, I suggest using white distilled vinegar.
861990
Haven't tried it..we use Stable Fresh to take care of the dogs potty run..Works great.
1251857
Hi Bonnie; I have used this product for many years and have been extremely happy with it. It does neutralize the oder; but it does not derer the animal from returning to the same area.
576323
I wouldn't use this on my dog. It's not finely powdered. Definitely try a different sulfur, one that's powdered and fine - this one is crumbly and is suitable for outdoor use only. It depends on why your dog is itching - fleas, contact dermatitis, yeast on the skin, etc. My dog had a really bad yeast infection and the sulfur helped for a brief time, maybe a week, but what really helped was washing her in Selsun Blue shampoo. I put it on a washcloth, rubbed it in (not like a regular dog bath, but more like a treatment) and took her outside for 15 minutes. Brought her back to the tub and rinsed. She was cleared up in less than a week. The shampoo won't hurt your dog if you want to just try it. I've also seen success with zinc shampoos, like head and shoulders.
686527
It works best in porous surfaces. If your dogs are getting to it while you're out, you're going to have to crate train them.
570182
Works well. If you still notice a smell you can try a different cleaner. Like vinegar in just the hot water if you still smell 'dog'. :-) Seems like it takes the smell out of ours - we're a two dog family:-)
767429
This stuff is a sprinkle application that you would need to apply to the areas you want mice NOT to go. I used under my house along the edges and reapplied often and it did seem to help. I think it would work the same way if you put it in your car. This item has a VERY strong mint odor.
1853886
It does have a bad odor straight out of the bag, but once you've added it to your soil it's not noticeable at all. It's not a lingering odor in your garden/yard, if that's what you're concerned about. And I must say this product works very well; I definitely recommend it!
1280365
I use Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover, seems to work just fine. The pad is really heavy duty, I wash mine in the machine with a couple of towels, and it hasn't hurt it or worn it at all, it seems like it's going to last a long time. I have to say again that I really love the Piddle Place--so nice to not have to use disposable pads and fill up landfills, etc.
990146
If you use vinegar, make sure to clean it off afterwards really well, rabbits hate the smell and the last thing you want is a rabbit avoiding their litterbox.
1370974
hi uee- I'd be reluctant to use this on mildewed area as an odor eliminator. my instincts are to treat the areas with an anti-microbial, then drop in a HEAVY DUTY dehumidifier for a week or two. do a search on the product and call them directly- they have an amazing customer support dept. good luck!
2198123
Many of the other buyers will say yes but the directions which come with the product clearly state that it is not to be used outdoors. I returned mine when I found that out. I won't risk my doggies.
862142
I have found hanging it out in the sun is best way to get rid of pet smell. The uv rays must be what sanitizes and deodorizes things.
568637
I use it outside only. It works great. There is a slight odor to the granules but I never smelled anything once they were in place in the open air.
520981
Probably not. However if you spray it down with some vinegar full strength, and air it out for a few days, that might kill off some of the old dog smell.
1444970
It masks the smell but my dogs still go in the same places. They really don't have a choice, so to be fair to answer this question, you would need to ask someone who keeps their dogs in more than a run when they aren't inside.My labs are people dogs and spend most time indoors. The run is there for them to use to do their business. I let them out in the backyard on occasion, but they have gotten used to using their dog run as their bathroom.
1192390
you could use it on grass as it kills fleas,ticks,ants,spiders. I have used this product for over 20 years. Once it dries to a tan looking powder it is safe for pets. I spray inside the house & outside. It also has no odor to it at all. Hope this helps you, do not forget the sprayer.
1811597
It really does stink, so I would not put it in any area that you need to access since it does attract the flies. Even though it says that it will not work well in an enclosed area, I did put one in my barn for grins and it really did work. My barn is open at both ends, so maybe that helped. But it does stink, so I will not be doing that again. These have been great for the outside, though! It sure has made my summer with the horses so much better!