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| answered a question | Any recommendations for pet photographer in Miami, FL area? https://www.facebook.com/jezeniajohnsonphotographyllc/ (https://www.facebook.com/jezeniajohns...) She's done pet photography before. You can also go to Applause Your Paws. |
| answered a question | How should I cleanup after roadkill to prevent dogs from being attracted to the spot? Many pet retail stores sell dog repellents of stain and odor removers such as Nature's Miracle. Honestly though, it's probably not a good idea to add chemicals to a Natural Area, without having it be approved by the most relevant government organization. The chemicals may damage the plants or wildlife in the area. The best thing you can do it practice "leave it" with your dog, using high value treats. It's important to work them up to more difficult leave-it's such as carcasses. Another, less invasive option, is to simply get some gravel or rocks and stack them onto the affected area, so that your dogs don't have access to roll in it. |
| answered a question | What is the best enzymatic cleaner? I highly recommend Nature's Miracle. They have the original formula which can be used on a variety of surfaces, as well as more specific formulas for different needs, such as hardwood, cat urine, marking, etc. Clean it as best you can with a towel. Apply Nature's Miracle and let it sit for five minutes. Then dry up the Nature's Miracle. For stubborn stains and odors, you can let the Nature's Miracle sit for up to an hour. |