NaturVet Yard Odor Eliminator Concentrate Hose Spray, 32 Ounce

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I run a dog day care and boarding facility. This product was recommended to me by another smaller facility so I thought Id give it a shot. It worked well in knocking down the odor a peg or two, but did not destroy the odor completely. Two days later we had a heavy rain storm and the odor was back with avengence.

I chatted with a veterinarian who recommended diluted bleach for both the boarding yard and the day care yard. The bleach works sooooo much better than the yard odor killer. Its is safe to use on grass, cement, wooden fence, etc. It also kills disease and bacteria.

I actually fill the naturvet hose spray bottle with the bleach and it dilutes it perfectly, and the bleach is so much cheaper than the yard odor killer product.

I recommend bleach over this product!

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The combination of a small yard, a large dog and the Arizona summer heat was really causing an odor problem. I was skeptical that this product would work, but I had to try something to alleviate the smell in my back yard!

After a quick application yesterday which only used about 1/3 of the bottle the yard smells great! This product actually seems to neutralize the odor from pet urine not just cover it up. I was weeding close to the ground today in one of my dog's favorite spots and I did not smell anything! The product does have a slight odor (not unpleasant) when first applied, but it disappates quickly along with the urine smell!

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We've been using this product for a few years now on a gravel pathway in a small garden that gets a LOT of heavy dog usage. We have three Great Danes and this works really well for us though we do buy it in bulk and are putting it down liberally in warm weather since the doggy area is right off our patio. It keeps the odor down and the dogs and plants are thriving.

I've read the recommendations here to use bleach (diluted 1:10) as a better/cheaper option. Depending on the specific situation (concrete vs gravel/grass, etc) and single vs multiple dogs, etc. I'm not disputing that might be fine, just wanted to provide some information for consideration. If the ground becomes saturated with urine that breaks down and turns into ammonia and chlorine bleach is added it creates a toxic gas that can cause serious respiratory complications when inhaled. I'm sure that's not what any of us want our dogs to snuffle up their noses.

While bleach solutions have great disinfecting and deodorizing applications especially when used to wash down non-pourous surfaces and laundering bedding and such; I would caution folks abut pouring a bleach mixture over areas where it can mix with ammonia. Not trying to be an alarmist, and I'm not a chemist, but just know that as a fellow pet-lover I would appreciate it if someone brought this to my attention.

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This stuff is terrific. I've got 2 golden retrievers who seem to always want to "go" right near the house in the back yard. This takes care of the odors immediately. Very easy to use and well worth it!

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The product does a great job of eliminating odors in our dog run, but it can be fairly expensive to use unless you buy the double pack. You do have to be careful when applying it, as the container will empty very quickly. A moderate application once a week is usually sufficient to keep odor under control.