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Odor Control and Your Pets Part-3

Odor Control and Your Pets Part-3

The Last Part of a 3 -Part Series on Odor Control If you read the previous two articles, (Part 1) (Part 2) then you may have realized that there are several ways to control odors from dog urine and other sources. Some are more practical than others and since I am...

Odor Control and Your Pets – Part 2

Odor Control and Your Pets – Part 2

I’m sure you were waiting with bated breath on my test results of my odor control experiment. Well, wait no more, because, here it is! The Odor Control Part 1 Re-Cap As I said in part 1, I sprayed the OdorMute, the Fresh Scent 256 and the Wysiwash on separate surfaces...

Odor Control and Your Pets – Part 1

Odor Control and Your Pets – Part 1

Hey Pet Parents! We all know that when our pets start to smell, it’s time to give them a bath. And that’s great! We all love a clean smelling pet. But have you ever wondered how to control pet odors that linger in your yard? Pet waste and odors go together like flies...

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