Pet Odor

Discussion in 'Discussion Group' started by ForeverFaithful, May 13, 2008.

  1. ForeverFaithful

    ForeverFaithful Well-Known Member

    Not sure if I am posting where I am suppose to, but have a question. The other night when we had that thunder and lightening, one of my "babies", who is extrememly terrified of storms, seems to have had an accident and I just found it and it stinks to high heaven. Anyone got a special formula that works great to get that type of pet odor out of carpet????
     
  2. robbie

    robbie Well-Known Member

    Lowe's has urine be gone and other stuff to remove pet odors in the cleaning supply isle, isle 5 I believe. Don't know how it works but I have seen it there when I shop.
     
  3. peaches

    peaches Well-Known Member

    One of my cats had an accident when she was a kitten and I got something called Nature's Miracle. I think I got it at Pet Smart. It worked really great, but then she was tiny and it didn't smell that bad. Supposed to have special enzymes. Vinegar and water is supposed to work, too.
     
  4. CraigSPL

    CraigSPL Well-Known Member

    I'll second the Nature's Miracle. It's what we use here at the house with our really extended family of animals.


    Craig
     
  5. kdc1970

    kdc1970 Guest

    We have had success with something called "Odo-Ban" if you can't find the other.
     
  6. Wayne Stollings

    Wayne Stollings Well-Known Member

    John Deere actually has a cleaner that works wonders on pet accidents .... yes, the lawn mower and tractor company.
     
  7. PirateGirl

    PirateGirl Well-Known Member

    I also favor Nature's Miracle. It's great.
     
  8. tassy

    tassy Well-Known Member


    We used to use Natures Miracle :), which does work great, but its a little on the pricey side when its used regularly.

    We switched to Petzyme which is less expensive and works just as well for me.

    http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754901
     
  9. kimmie

    kimmie Well-Known Member

    has anyone ever heard of Odorzout? I have some on order... we will see....
     
  10. OutdoorPlay

    OutdoorPlay Well-Known Member

    Cover the area with baking soda and let it stand overnight. Then vacuum up the baking soda the next day and clean the area with white distilled vinegar.
     
  11. Loriana

    Loriana Well-Known Member

    I second Petzyme. It's great.
     
  12. ForeverFaithful

    ForeverFaithful Well-Known Member

    Until payday, may have to try the vinigar thing first....Then may have to try to use the other stuff. As far as vinigar, do you mix the vinigar with anything or just use it plain?
     
  13. OutdoorPlay

    OutdoorPlay Well-Known Member

    Just plain white distilled vinegar. If you mix it with the baking soda it will cause the baking soda to start fizzing.
     
  14. Sherry A.

    Sherry A. Well-Known Member

    FF,

    Use the vinegar straight. Not only does it clean the smell stays for animals and they will not use that spot again. Shoot, vinegar can be used for most anything...washing windows, etc. You can mix it with water, if you want (1/2 and 1/2) but I have found that just using it straight works better.

    No need to buy anything else.

    Sherry
     
  15. ferrickhead28

    ferrickhead28 Well-Known Member

    Nature's Miracle as mentioned before!
    It actually breaks & dissolves the enzymes in the urine, causing the stain & smell to completelly disappear.

    I recommend the orange bottle with the oxi clean in it. AWESOME STUFF!
     
  16. ServerSnapper

    ServerSnapper Well-Known Member

  17. ginger1989

    ginger1989 Well-Known Member

    We use stuff called "Out". We get it at Walmart and it works on anything. It is a white bottle with hot pink writing. In the pet section.
     
  18. kimmie

    kimmie Well-Known Member

    well, my odorzout came in yesterday, will let you know my pho soon.....
     
  19. bissielizzie

    bissielizzie Well-Known Member

    We used to use Natures Miracle and switched to Anti-Icky Poo it is awesome stuff. The key to any of the enzyme cleaners is to flush the area with water until all of the product is out of the rug.

    Folex (sold at Lowe's Home Imp., Target) is the only product we use for cat/dog vomit, feces. We have used white vinegar over the years, it never kept our pets from returning the same area.
     
  20. Animal lover

    Animal lover Well-Known Member

    I use XO Plus (odor neutralizer and cleaner). It's used in kennels, nursing homes, etc. Have not seen it locally - purchase over the internet. I buy it in the gallon, and dilute it. Lasts a very long time. Has the best deodorizer I have ever used.
     

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