For those pesky spots on your rugs where you can't remove the odor, put 1 part vinegar and 1 part water in a squirt bottle, spray the area, then pour table salt directly on it. Let it all sit until dry, then vacuum it up. It works every time!!!
If you have upholstered chairs with lots of pet hair on them, just moisten a SCOTT Towel, wring it out, and use it to brush off the hair. The hair comes off so easily!
I use SCOTT Towels to pick up spilled dry cat food and water. I use an elevated feeder, and sometimes my cat and I get sloppy.
If your dog happens to get sprayed by our lovely stinky friend known as the skunk, a tomato juice bath is NOT the way to go. It will only muddle the smell. However, mixing hydrogen peroxide and baking soda together and wiping it on your pet's fur or giving him a short bath in it will make the smell go away!! Of course, be careful of his eyes and mouth.
I keep a roll of SCOTT Towels in every room, so if the pooches have an accident, I don't have to run to the kitchen to get towels.
Fill any size spray bottle with white vinegar, then use on pet urine stains on furniture, carpet, clothes, bedding, etc. to remove smells and stains. The odor of vinegar also acts as a deterrent against repeat "accidents" in the same place. Animals can't stand the smell of it!
Add 1/2 teaspoon of distilled white vinegar to your pet's drinking water. It will help kill fleas!
i like to try to keep my cat's water chilled for a long time, so I take a plastic cereal bowl, fill it half-way with some warm tap water and put it in the freezer until it freezes solid. Then I run it under warm water to pop it out and put the ice block in a tin cat or dog dish that's a little bigger than the block of ice. I pour some water over it until the ice cracks, so they won't get scared, then fill it up with cold water. It stays colder longer!