Is it true that fetal wax can prevent dogs from peeing?

This statement depends on how you understand it. Tire wax can prevent the corrosive components in the urine (noun) from harming the tires after the dog pees, but it can't prevent the dog from peeing on the tires.

Now many families are keeping some small animals, the most of which are puppies. These puppies often pee on the tires of cars, which is very annoying to many car owners. Most online claims are that about 95% of puppy urine is water, only about 2% is uric acid, and the remaining 3% is generally inorganic salts and urea. Urea and inorganic salts have no harm to tires, and water has no harm to tires, but the most important thing is that uric acid will slightly corrode tires. Because there is no component in tire wax to drive dogs away, it cannot prevent puppies from urinating on tires, but it can prevent puppies from urinating on tires.

There are other ways to prevent puppies from peeing on tires. Many car owners put mothballs on their tires. You can spend a few dollars to buy some mothballs, then crush the mothballs and coat the mothballs powder on the tires, which can effectively prevent the puppies from staying too much next to the tires, have a certain effect of driving away the dogs, and prevent the puppies from urinating on the tires as much as possible.

There is another stupid way, but it is also very effective, that is, blocking the board, which is the practice of many car owners here. If the dog peed on your car once, the tire on your car will leave its smell, and it will pee on the same tire many times in the future, so you should block a wooden board or plastic board outside the tire to avoid it from urinating on the same tire repeatedly as much as possible, so that when the tire no longer has its smell, it will last for a long time.

There is a better way to prevent dogs from urinating on your tires as much as possible, that is, by monitoring or squatting, find the dog that urinates on your tires, find the owner of this dog, and discuss with him how to solve this problem. We have some dogs here who often pee on other people's tires. Many owners of puppies often wash their tires after consulting with their owners.

Therefore, tire wax can prevent the corrosive components in dog urine from corroding the tires to a certain extent, but it can't prevent the dog urine from being on the tires. You can take other measures to prevent dogs from biting your own tires.