Organic Ways To Keep Your Pets Clean At All Times

Keeping your home and pets clean is a constant struggle. Pets love to roam and explore, which means they often leave a little “something” everywhere they go. And that something is usually dirt, grime or other things picked up along the way. To keep your home and pets clean at all times, it’s important to have cleaning solutions available. From time to time, you might need to give your pet a bath or do a thorough vacuuming around the house. We’ll show you some natural or organic ways to keep your pets clean at all times so you don’t need to power wash your pet, your home or even yourself. But more important, using organic products removes the possible harm of synthetic chemicals and byproducts that some cleaning solutions leave behind.

Misting

Your pets and your can suffer from odors in the house. If this is the case, you can mist the pet or around the pet’s abode to keep everything fresh. Here’s an organic solution that doesn’t require chemicals, you can make a solution out of rosewater and glycerin. Rosewater is an anti-fungal and antibacterial that can help keep your pet fresh. You can also use cucumber or melon to make the solution more refreshing. You can mix the rosewater with the glycerin and store it in a bottle.

Essential oils for odor control

There are many home remedies that you can use to control your pet’s odorous issues. You can use essential oils to keep your pet fresh and keep odors at bay. You can use lavender and tea tree oils to control pet odors. You can mix these two oils in a bowl and let it stand as it freshens the area. Alternatively, you can make a solution out of these two oils and use it as a spray. Also, another ingredient to try out is cedar oil.

Conclusion

There are many ways to make organic soaps, shampoos, and cleaners. You can make them yourself and/or purchase them online. One thing you should know before going organic is to make sure the ingredients do not cause any allergic reaction to your pet and you. Always check with your veterinarian before creating anything that comes into deep contact with your pet’s hair or skin.