Every time a furry friend enters your life—and, inevitably, your car—there’s a very particular kind of hijacking.
Alongside your usual and comforting delights of leather, spilled soda, Chinese take-out and heat-soaked
dashboard plastic comes the threat of Wet Dog Smell: a cornucopia of strange and slightly terrifying animal
scents that seep into your car’s vents, seat fabrics, carpet, and resale value.
There are two ways to deal with this invasion. You could become one with the smell and explain that it comes
with the pet-owning territory (much to the dismay of your friends, family, and any coworkers unfortunate enough
to accept a ride). Or, you could eliminate the stench and move on with your life. Here’s how to take your car back
while still respecting your magnificent creature’s signature scent.

There are two ways to deal with this invasion. You could become one with the smell and explain that it comes
with the pet-owning territory (much to the dismay of your friends, family, and any coworkers unfortunate enough
to accept a ride). Or, you could eliminate the stench and move on with your life. Here’s how to take your car back
while still respecting your magnificent creature’s signature scent.