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17 Responses to “How do u get rid of the smell of dog urine from carpet?”
there are products in the supermarket and pet stores that have enzymes in them that actually “eat” the urine. you have to soak it heavily and it takes several days to work completely.
Natures Miracle from Petco does a good job. Remember the clean must have odor neutralizer in it. You will have to saturate the rugs enough that the solution is getting all the way to the mat of the rug. if this does keep her from ****** you may have to take the rugs out of the bathroom while she stays in there.
Go to either the cleaning aisle or the pet supply aisle at any pet store or grocery store and look for pet cleanup. The brands vary, but usually the bottles have a picture of a cat or dog and say they use enzymes to remove the scent.
Sorry, but she is not pottytrained if she still pees there. Start over with how you pottytrained her to reinforce it and stop this ******.
You can try a mild vinegar mixture (1/3 vinegar to 2/3 water)
Spray directly onto rugs.
You can go to the pet store and buy a herbal spray, but you have to use it for several weeks. It does work better than occasionally spritzing with vinager.
S
Go to your local pet store or on line and look for Natures Miracle. It is a Miracle. My cat sprayed my house ( much worse than the smell of dog urine) and it was gone after using this $7.00 product. I noticed that the main ingredient in was rubbing alcohol and natures enzymes. My cat sprayed my house last night and i could not get NM b/c store closed on Sun. so I mixed up an Alcohol mixture with anything I could find citrus and that seemed to work.
there is a product called “Nature’s Miracle” that is specific designed to eliminate dog and cat urine smells, it is available at most pet stores. It works great, however it does have one downside…because it contains alcohol, it could stain or discolor the carpet/rug.
Alternatively you can use vinegar, which is cheaper and wont stain or discolor the carpet/rug.
Try Simple Solution® Oxy Solution Orange Power Stain and Odor Remover.
I find this particular product to be more useful than Nature’s Miracle.
Make sure you try the one with the orange oxy power in it as that works better than the regular Simple Solution. You can get this at Petsmart or any other pet supply place. Get a big jug and then buy an empty spray bottle at the dollar store.
Here’s what I do: After the dog urinates on the carpet, use a few paper towels to blot up the excess. Then spray the oxy orange stuff on it liberally but you don’t have to saturate. Then let it dry. Works like magic. Don’t punish the dog for ********* either. Does nothing but upset the dog. He won’t learn that way. You have to keep taking him outside and hoping he wees out there until he gets the idea, “This is where I’m supposed to wee.”
Good luck
our dog pees when she gets excited and we use hearts pet stain remover and it takes out the smell and the stain. its worth a try. you can get it at walmart or petsmart ( ect. )
October 29th, 2009 at 2:50 am
vera
try febreeze pet formula, it worked for me
November 1st, 2009 at 12:20 am
alfsand
rent a rug doctor
November 4th, 2009 at 12:29 am
brwood
An ozone generator can remove odors, your local drycleaner probably has such a device.
I suspect your dog is used to the location rather than the smell of the rugs. Try moving the rugs and see if that interrupts the pattern.
November 4th, 2009 at 7:03 am
billy
first dap the spot, do not rub it will only spread
second wipe it with “nature’s miracle” find it at any pet store
lastly wipe it again with just a paper towel
promise it works grrrreat :]
November 6th, 2009 at 8:54 pm
yan
febreze air freshener?!!
November 7th, 2009 at 2:38 am
stwill
there are products in the supermarket and pet stores that have enzymes in them that actually “eat” the urine. you have to soak it heavily and it takes several days to work completely.
November 7th, 2009 at 3:10 pm
brwood
Natures Miracle from Petco does a good job. Remember the clean must have odor neutralizer in it. You will have to saturate the rugs enough that the solution is getting all the way to the mat of the rug. if this does keep her from ****** you may have to take the rugs out of the bathroom while she stays in there.
November 8th, 2009 at 9:51 pm
eames
Go to either the cleaning aisle or the pet supply aisle at any pet store or grocery store and look for pet cleanup. The brands vary, but usually the bottles have a picture of a cat or dog and say they use enzymes to remove the scent.
Sorry, but she is not pottytrained if she still pees there. Start over with how you pottytrained her to reinforce it and stop this ******.
November 11th, 2009 at 10:54 pm
bethel
You can try a mild vinegar mixture (1/3 vinegar to 2/3 water)
Spray directly onto rugs.
You can go to the pet store and buy a herbal spray, but you have to use it for several weeks. It does work better than occasionally spritzing with vinager.
S
November 12th, 2009 at 10:27 pm
derr
Use an enzyme based stain remover, such as Nature’s Miracle (available from PetSmart).
November 14th, 2009 at 7:47 am
cutting
Go to your local pet store or on line and look for Natures Miracle. It is a Miracle. My cat sprayed my house ( much worse than the smell of dog urine) and it was gone after using this $7.00 product. I noticed that the main ingredient in was rubbing alcohol and natures enzymes. My cat sprayed my house last night and i could not get NM b/c store closed on Sun. so I mixed up an Alcohol mixture with anything I could find citrus and that seemed to work.
November 15th, 2009 at 4:00 pm
larry
there is a product called “Nature’s Miracle” that is specific designed to eliminate dog and cat urine smells, it is available at most pet stores. It works great, however it does have one downside…because it contains alcohol, it could stain or discolor the carpet/rug.
Alternatively you can use vinegar, which is cheaper and wont stain or discolor the carpet/rug.
November 17th, 2009 at 9:44 pm
christy
Try Simple Solution® Oxy Solution Orange Power Stain and Odor Remover.
I find this particular product to be more useful than Nature’s Miracle.
Make sure you try the one with the orange oxy power in it as that works better than the regular Simple Solution. You can get this at Petsmart or any other pet supply place. Get a big jug and then buy an empty spray bottle at the dollar store.
Here’s what I do: After the dog urinates on the carpet, use a few paper towels to blot up the excess. Then spray the oxy orange stuff on it liberally but you don’t have to saturate. Then let it dry. Works like magic. Don’t punish the dog for ********* either. Does nothing but upset the dog. He won’t learn that way. You have to keep taking him outside and hoping he wees out there until he gets the idea, “This is where I’m supposed to wee.”
Good luck
November 20th, 2009 at 5:32 am
billy
Fabreeze?
November 23rd, 2009 at 5:13 am
bryan
I clean the rugs with oxy clean carpet cleaner then spray this stuff called no-go and works for my animals.
November 24th, 2009 at 12:58 am
katrina
our dog pees when she gets excited and we use hearts pet stain remover and it takes out the smell and the stain. its worth a try. you can get it at walmart or petsmart ( ect. )
November 25th, 2009 at 7:13 am
defar
try white vineger.