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How to eliminate pet urine naturally |
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Most people are not familiar with the laws of nature or how nature
takes care of itself. If you walk through a wooded area, where
animals are living, it is rare to see any feces unless they are
recently dropped. Nor do you smell urine. The reason is
that nature eliminates its own organic waste. If you have feces
or urine, they develop their own bacteria in a few days if there is
enough moisture in the area. The bacteria will develop enzymes
to break down the waste small enough for the bacteria to digest.
The bacteria eat the waste and turn it into water and carbon dioxide.
The urine will turn into ammonia and carbon dioxide. Outside that is ok. Inside it is not so good. When your pet urinates on the carpet, wood or concrete floor, the urine will begin to develop its own bacteria to eliminate itself. You will begin to smell ammonia and know what is happening. Not knowing what to do, you go to the store and buy whatever is available to get rid of the pet odor. Most products are disinfectants. These products kill the bacteria. When the bacteria are killed, you cannot smell the problem and you think it is solved. In a week or so the bacteria start again and you smell the ammonia again. You try the disinfectant again. The cycle starts again but does not solve the problem. Bacteria will eat up the urine, turning it into water and carbon dioxide. The urine no longer exists. This is how nature does it. |
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Unique Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator
is a bacterial product.
It is not like most other bacterial products in the marketplace.
Most are slow growing and take a long time to act. Our product
is loaded with bacteria, which are jump-started to grow in minutes and
hours. Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator
will eat up most urine in hours. Of course it depends on how
much urine is in the area. A lady had three big dogs. She got a new puppy and it urinated in the living room, causing the other dogs to do the same. After three days of applying Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator and keeping it damp she called to say it had not worked. When asked if she could still smell the ammonia, she said yes. We told her that it was still working. Two days later she reported that the urine and odor were gone. When the odor or stain is gone, the urine is gone also. Pet Odor & Stain Eliminator also eats up other organic waste, such as: blood, coffee, tea, grease, wine, vomit and grass stain. |
