Such sad news - sorry to hear about your dog.
Ask your vet / pet-shop for a chemical which deals with such accidents.
When our previous cat was ageing, we used to use "Stain-away" which is a
biological stain remover, but it is best used before anything else is tried.
It says on the back that it removes stains caused by organic wastes, pet
accidents, vomit, urine faeces etc.
It was made by Animalcare Limited in Duninngton Yorks.
Sue
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From: "Ann McClean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lace-chat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 12:06 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] Dealing with pet "accident" on car seat
We lost our faithful collie, Smudge, on Thursday - she was 14 and had lost
the use of her back legs, etc. Despite extra covers over the car back
seat to take her to the vets, she had an accident & it soaked through.
So what is the best way of cleaning and deodourising the seat? The cover
is fixed so I cannot remove it. Have already sponged it with water and
disinfectant, but need to do more.
Grateful for any advice and suggestions as always.
Regards, Ann McClean
in Llanmerewig, Mid-Wales, U.K.
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