My Dog Has Loose Stool. How Do I Clean It Up?Updated 7 months ago

When dealing with loose stool, try to let it set and harden before removing. Once it's hardened you should be able to pick it up in one piece. If it's still soft, give it some more time to let it solidify. 

However, we understand that it's not always possible to wait. After removing it as best as you can, soak the specific spot with an enzyme spray (Skout's Honor, etc...), wipe the netting and bark with paper towels as best as you can, then add a little more spray again to the exact spot. After that, you can even put a fan on it to help with evaporation (the enzyme sprays work by bonding to odor causing particles and taking it with them during evaporation). You can then also manipulate the bark with a pencil or stick through the netting, pushing affected parts down underneath fresh bark as best as possible.

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