Info: Why do animals and children pee on my stuff?
Filed Under cat urine, Pet urine removal, Urine Odor Removal, Urine Removal | Leave a CommentWhy do I get urine on my stuff?
Here at Urine Off Reviews, we’re very interested in dog and cat urine removal and the reasons that the creatures and people in our lives make urine our problem.
Cats & Dogs
Pets that haven’t been de-sexed, especially males have a tendency to mark territory, and you’re the one who’se going to have to deal with that particularly problematic aspect of their personalities.
Our research here at Urine Off Reviews shows finds this behavior generates from the animal’s evolutionary (whether you believe in it or not) trajectory through time. The animals use the markings on trees to communicate their priumacy in certain areas. You might have seen this when dogs walk around throughout the neighborhood peeing on trees, fire hydrants, mailmen, etc. The trick to getting your dog not to dot his is convincing him that the entire house is HIS house. A dog will not urinate in any location he considers his own house.
The problem with cats is a little easier; just litter train them and no more need for urine off =).
The other reason that an animal may choose to urinate indoors is to relieve itself. While this it seems sensible there are certain activities you can pursue to stop this from happening. A variety of foods are what we know as “diuretics” which does not mean that the animals learn how to shit themselves, but that the product will cause them to release more urine into their bladder form their body. That’s cat urine removal you’re going to have to do later. So to stop your animal from peeing so frequently, you may want to keep them away from 1. Alcohol, 2. Excessive water, 3. Caffeine. There are a variety of other diuretics out there, and I suggest you communicate with your veterinarian about them.
As far as babies go though, I suggest NOT going the “diaperless” route that I and the wifey did, and you’ll encounter relatively few problems. And that’s the word on dog and cat urine removal from Urine Off Reviews for today.
