My Whole Carpet Smells Like Dog Pee

Ugh, my whole carpet smells like dog pee! I can't seem to get the smell out no matter how much I clean it. This is a huge headache because my kids play on the floor all the time, and now they're complaining about the smell too. I don't know what to do - does anyone have any tips?

Why is My Dog Urinating on the Carpet?

There are several reasons why your dog might be urinating on the carpet, including:

• They're not fully house-trained yet, and they're having accidents.
• They're anxious or stressed, and they're using urine as a way to mark their territory.
• They have a medical condition that's causing them to urinate more frequently (e.g. a urinary tract infection).

If your dog is urinating on the carpet due to anxiety or stress, there are a few things you can do to help them feel more comfortable:

• Make sure they have plenty of toys and chewable to keep them occupied.
• Take them on regular walks or runs to burn off excess energy.
• Give them lots of love and attention.

If you think your dog might have a medical condition, it's best to take them to the vet for a check-up. In the meantime, you can try to keep them as comfortable as possible and make sure they have easy access to an outdoor potty area.

Can the Smell of Dog Pee Make You Sick?

Yes, the smell of dog urine can be harmful to humans. The main concern is nitrogen dioxide, which is a gas that's produced when nitrogen-containing compounds (like urine) decompose. Nitrogen dioxide can cause respiratory problems and other health issues.

Dog urine, like that of humans and other animals, is filled with germs that can cause illness. Dog urine has a powerful ammonia odor, which is harmful to the lungs.

If you inhale a lot of urine, your lungs may feel as though they are on fire. This is particularly distressing for infants and small children.

Although some people believe that the animal urine smell can only make one feel nauseated and cause breathing difficulties, it can actually cause severe cause harm. It is wise to stay away from situations like this.

If you're dealing with a smelly dog urine situation, don't wait to take action. The sooner you clean it up, the better. Not only will this help your carpet smell fresh and new again, but it will also protect your family's health.

How Long Does the Smell Last?

The smell of urine can take up to ten years to leave a surface if left untreated. The longer dog urine sits on a carpet, the worse the problem becomes.

When dogs urinate on carpets or rugs, it can seep through to the hardwood floors and cause tons of damage. Pet urine can also seep into concrete and harder surfaces.

It's much simpler to remove dog urine if it's cleaned up as soon as possible rather than allowing it to sit and soak into your flooring.

What to Avoid Using to Get Rid of Dog Pee Smell

• Bleach: The odor of dog urine will not be eliminated by bleach. Instead, it just cleans the area. Bleach is dangerous to breathe and poisonous to your pets. It will also destroy the color of objects you are attempting to clean, as well as damage wood and leather.
• Ammonia: Dog urine has an ammonia odor. Using a cleaning solution that contains ammonia will make the situation worse.

Supplies You Need to Get Rid of Dog Pee

Clean + Green Pet Stain + Odor Remover

• Bucket
• Gloves
• Vinegar
• Towels
• Wet/dry vacuum
• Enzyme cleaner
• Baking soda

How to Get Dog Pee Out of Carpet

If you have a lot of pee stains on your carpet, and it's already old, you might want to consider replacing it. Getting rid of the odor from removing old flooring and padding is quite simple. However, this may not be an option for everyone because of financial constraints.

1. Begin by blotting up as much of the pet urine as possible.
2. Finally, apply the enzymatic spray to the pet stain and use it as directed on the bottle. If you don't have an enzyme cleaner, try using vinegar instead.
3. To remove pet stains, clean them up with a wet/dry vacuum.
4. After the carpet is completely dry, sprinkle it with a combination of baking soda and essential oils.
5. Finally, 24 hours after adding the baking soda, vacuum it up.

After removing the urine and its wetness. Spray with Clean + Green formula to completely remove the urine stain and odor.

How to Get Dog Pee Smell and Odor Out of Carpet (Using Clean + Green)

• Clean + Green Carpet Cleaner for Pets: Effectively eliminates stains and odors left behind by your pets. Works to clean and remove odors associated with urine, pet markings, pet spray, pet food stains, or vomit.
• How it Works: This non-toxic formulation uses a patented encapsulation technology to help permanently eliminate difficult stains and odors. It's quick and easy! Just spray. No need to soak, scrub or rinse.
• Kid and Pet Safe: Our natural formulations are non-toxic, fragrance-free, unscented, non-flammable, and hypoallergenic. They do not contain bleach, ammonia, dyes, phosphates, fragrances, or other petrochemicals.
• Eco-Friendly: Our naturally derived and biodegradable ingredients include purified water, cane sugar derivatives, hydrated cellulose, and a blend of botanical. Nitrogen, a natural propellant, does not deplete the ozone. Cruelty-free.
• Clean + Green: A certified minority-owned business, Clean + Green has a mission to create effective products for busy parents and pet owners that balance performance, ease of use, and Eco-Friendly sensibilities. Made in the USA.

My Whole Carpet Smells Like Dog Pee After Cleaning, Why?

After a carpet cleaning, the scent of pet urine might return. This is due to the gases released by the bacteria as they break down the pee while it is wet. If any of the urine remains in the rug fibers, it will continue to smell. Vomit is another typical issue associated with pets and carpets that smells likewise.

This is why you must use Clean + Green after blotting out the urine. You can always have confidence it will permanently eliminate the source of stains and odors.

DIY Method of Removing Pet Urine Odor On Hardwood Floors

1. Remove pet urine as soon as possible. Blot up the pee with paper towels right away. To extract the pee, press firmly on the towels and draw it out of the wood.
2. Use enzyme-based floor cleaner as directed and mop up any remaining pet urine. If you don't have an enzyme cleaner, use white vinegar instead.
3. Pour baking soda over the stain and set it aside for 24 hours to absorb the odor.

In Conclusion

If your carpet smells like dog urine, don't despair! There are several things you can do to get rid of the odor. First, try blotting up as much of the pee as possible. Then, use Clean + Green Carpet Cleaner, Stain, and Odor Eliminator for Pets permanently remove any remaining stains and odors. With these simple steps, your carpet will be good as new!