Hi All

I have been reading the posts about people using Odourkill to get rid of the wee in the house, i am still having trouble with my westie that is weeing in our conservatory i have tried the white vinegar but this does not seem to be putting him off. For a couple of days we hardly had any accidents but today we seem to have gone backwards again for some reason, i am wanting to know whether you leave this odourkill to soak in before wiping it dry, i have been soaking the wee up and then spraying the white vinegar but Hamish then goes and licks it up, if i use the Odourkill will this harm him if he licks at it, or should i wipe it dry as soon as i have sprayed it.
Thanks
Helen

Hi

I have just been onto the vetbed - petlife website about the Odourkill, they do 3 different sorts of bottles, Odaway, Odourite and No Smell, could somebody help me with which 1 i need to purchase as they are all coming under the disinfectant line.

Thanks
Helen

I think the odourkill is purely as it says an odourkiller and does not disinfect. It is made I understand from all natural oils etc and I assume it is not harmful to animals.

I would suggest that you contact http://www.animal-health.co.uk and have a chat with them and I am sure they will be able to help.

Lucy

Hi...

Follow this link to find exactly what you need :) http://www.animal-health.co.uk/products_disease.htm

Its made of natural oils and is not harmfull to Animals, you can use it anywhere...i have been using it on my kitchen lino as pup wanders in and out with wet feet (probably wee on too where he has walked in it) and there are no smells, only a couple of times has he been inside and i soaked it up then cleaned the whole area with Odorkill and he has never gone back or done it since.

Hope that helps. Not sure if its a disinfectant...have a look at that link that should sort you out.

hth Roxanne