Dog urine- suggestions?
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Vinegar works really well. We have a hybrid cat that liked our spare bedroom in the basement. I sprayed it with vinegar to get the odor out and she even quit using the carpet to pee. I knew then that it worked. Just make sure you use enough to get into all the fibers. Let it sit in the sun to dry if you can, the wind will help as will the sun to reduce the odor. It may take a second try if it didn't get into the fibers all the way down. I didn't get it down enough the first time to get into the padding.
I have read where vinegar is supposed to neutralize the odor of urine so animal will not come back and go in same spot. Hope this helps.
Vinegar
Natures miracle available from pet stores
Clean with peroxide, will take the odor out
As it's only 5X7 you could be send it to A professional industrial laundry. Many of them clean carpet runner's and lobby rug's found in office building's.
What kind of floor is it layer over? If it's wood the urine may have soaked in and that will be more of A problem to remedy.
Buy a new one. That smell never comes out for the dog and he'll keep using it.
We use the Natures Miracle Advanced..get the one specific for dogs... . put a potty pad under neath and POUR the NM on the spot... leave til it dries by itself... it destroys the bacteria that causes the smell and the pheromone that attracts them back.... if your little dog insists on going in the house...(if it is wet or snowy out side ... i wouldn't want to go out there either) put a potty pad in a cat box tray... replace the pad at least once per day.
I have read from readers digest vinegar does the trick (white) I think, it also deters dog going there.
white vinegar then shampoo rug
I tried everything including washing it but the dogs kept peeing on it. Just bought a new carpet.
Clean with woolite rug cleaner spray , then air dry, then if smell remains go purchase product called odo ban/odor ban