How to get stains out of white dog fur?

Brush the paste over dirty spots with an old toothbrush, and allow the paste to dry on the hair. Wipe it away with a wet cloth, and brush the spot to remove any residue. Baking soda acts as natural bleach, and lifts stains without damaging the dog's coat. Bathe the dog with a whitening dog shampoo once a month. read more

A regular bath with a shampoo formulated for dogs may be enough to remove the stains. With your dog in the bathtub and wet, thoroughly work the shampoo into her fur, giving special attention to the stained areas. Rinse the shampoo completely. If the stains persist, treat them again with a whitening shampoo. read more

Pour hydrogen peroxide over the pink fur stain once daily. Massage the stain with the hydrogen peroxide for 30 seconds. Leave the hydrogen peroxide on for three to five minutes. Rinse with lukewarm water. A dog's saliva contains porphyrin, a product of broken down red blood cells, which is why it stains the fur pink. read more

In order to get oil out of dog’s fur effectively, it is better that you lather your pet before getting him wet with water. The powder you sprinkled earlier will bring out most of the oil from his coat. read more