make a baking soda paste and smear it on the bloody area. Wipe in circular motion and try to use it only on the spot where the blood is. Let it set for 15-20 minutes and wipe off. Repeat as often as necessary. Usually takes a couple of times depending on how large the stain. If the blood has soaked through the leather (like from a serious injury), you will not be able to remove the stain.
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Simple green on a soft cloth should clean the blood off without damaging the leather.
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make a baking soda paste and smear it on the bloody area. Wipe in circular motion and try to use it only on the spot where the blood is. Let it set for 15-20 minutes and wipe off. Repeat as often as necessary. Usually takes a couple of times depending on how large the stain. If the blood has soaked through the leather (like from a serious injury), you will not be able to remove the stain.