wee problem
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wee problem
hi, river just done a wee on the living room carpet...whats that all about?, she has been so good up until today... i think she did earlier aswell. although i thought my daughter split her drink, but i saw river mid wee this time... i dont understand...
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Re: wee problem
Its quite commen when there settling in, don't worry. Make sure you clean it fully, so she doesn't want to wee there again. Kinda go back to basics a little, its just a blip
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Re: wee problem
ok thank you, i have scrubbed it and used detox spray stuff and pet carpet shampoo stuff from when lola was a kitten...
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Re: wee problem
lottie did it a couple of times when we first got her its just a matter of reading the signals of when they need to go and like janey back to basics with the praise for letting you know and praise for going outside. dont worry about it
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Re: wee problem
You need to really make sure that all smell of the wee has been removed. Instead of buying expensive specialised stuff, mix 50 ml surgical spirits to 1lt of water in a spray bottle. Works like a charm.
My pharmacy sells me 'expired' bottles of surgical spirits at 50% price.
My pharmacy sells me 'expired' bottles of surgical spirits at 50% price.
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