my secret weapon
- Mika Kitamura
- Jan 13, 2016
- 4 min read

Rocket is 100% housebroken, but Vega is still not.
She is so much better now, though.
But thinking of her entire life only in a cage before she met us, we cannot blame her at all, right?
(in case you don't know, she was a puppy mill surviver, she had never been a pet, never lived in a house for her 3 year life before us :( )
We have not tried to make her to be housebroken so hard, like we did to Rocket, because there was much more important thing for us than that.
She had to get more comfortable with us first, we wanted make her scared as less as possible.
So, what mom needs to do everyday is, fighting those stains and odor!! Yes. And because I need a lot, I have to go economical, but of course it has to be effective ;)
Luckily, I have a secret weapon!
These are ingredients.
1-2 tablespoons of baking soda
1-2 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide
3-4 tablespoons of white vinegar
a few drops of essential oils you like (you don't have to if you don't care the smell of vinegar so much)
and
filtered warter to make the spray bottle full
*Just be careful and do very gently when you put baking soda,
it's gonna be very bubbly!
That's it.
This WORKS, more than anything I found in store.
You can get rid of stains instantly, and odor, too.
I also use this spray for many things like in the kitchen or bath rooms.
I could make my stress so much less with this spray, and 10 months later now, Vega is getting better and better!
I think she knows now she has to go to the backyard for the potty, but... if she can, she still wants to do it in the house :) Because it's more comfortable for her.
But once again, she is so much better now. So proud!!
It's almost there.
Please try this if you have same problem or even if you don't!
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