Things You'll Need
- Dog brush
- Corn starch
- Washcloth
- Towel
- Baby wipes
- Dry dog shampoo
Instructions
Brush the dog thoroughly with a stiff-bristled dog brush. This loosens mats and tangles and removes dead hair that traps urine odor.
Soak a washcloth in warm water and gently scrub urine spots on the coat. Spot-washing removes urine odor and stains without soaking the dog to the skin. Dry any damp spots vigorously with a wet towel.
Coat urine spots with corn starch, and brush the corn starch through the hair. Corn starch is a natural stain lifter and will reduce offensive urine odors.
Wipe the dog from head to toe with baby wipes. Baby wipes are designed to remove feces and urine, and will leave your dog's coat looking, and smelling, fresh and clean.
Dust the dog with dry shampoo, and rub it into the coat. Dry shampoos are designed to lift stains and neutralize odors without water, and can be used even in cold weather. Leave the dry shampoo on for 10 minutes, and brush to remove excess powder.