How To Clean Dog Urine From Carpet

Oh puppies. With their big eyes, wagging tails, and playful pounces, they’re just so hard to resist Even the most hardened heart can be softened after playing with a pup. but as much as you may love their adorable faces and fuzzy ears, I doubt that you’ll enjoy potty-training your puppy. Like roses with thorns, puppies are both lovable and frustrating; for every sweet kiss and cuddle, there’s crying, nipping, gnawed furniture, begging at dinner, and, of course, in the within the house. whether you’re potty training your new puppy or cleaning up after an older dog, it’s essential that every dog owner knows how to clean dog urine from carpet properly. With our tips, you can learn how to remove the urine you see, the urine you don’t see, and the odors that linger afterward.

Process

First, use paper towels to soak up as much urine as possible. pile up many layers and place them on the stain, weighing them down with something heavy like a brick. you could also stand (wearing shoes, of course) on top of the padding. Keep the paper towels pressed down for about a minute, remove, and repeat as needed. If you’re able to do this soon after the dog’s accident, you should be able to soak up most of the urine. when the area is barely damp, rinse it with water and then blot up the remaining liquid.

Of course knowing how to clean dog urine from carpet goes beyond simply removing most of the offending yellow liquid. You’ll also need to use a basic carpet cleaner (following the directions on the bottle) to effectively clean the accident zone. Then, use a high-quality pet odor neutralizer (available at pet supply stores) to completely remove the odor. read more