The 6 a.m. hairball
Vomit and hairballs on the bedroom rug, found barefoot before coffee. Blot it, soak it, and let the enzymes break down what's left in the fibers instead of scrubbing it deeper.

Cat urine and vomit don't stay on top of the carpet. They sink into the pad underneath, and that's where the smell lives. Enzymatic Cat Urine + Vomit Cleaner is an enzyme cleaner you soak in, so it reaches the part you can't see.
Vomit and hairballs on the bedroom rug, found barefoot before coffee. Blot it, soak it, and let the enzymes break down what's left in the fibers instead of scrubbing it deeper.
If it still smells like a bathroom to your cat, they'll treat it like one. Soak the spot wet through so the enzymes reach the pad, where the smell your nose misses is still sitting.
Upholstery, mattresses, comforters and pet beds, the places you can't just mop. Spot test a hidden area first, then treat it the same way: soak, wait, blot.
The corner by the box, the bath mat, the floor right outside the door. It works on sealed hard floors as well as carpet, so one bottle handles the whole litter area.
A light mist cleans the top of the carpet. The smell is in the pad. Enzymes only break down what they touch, so give them enough to reach it.
What Does The Work
Enzymes break down the organic residue behind the stain and the smell, instead of covering it with perfume and leaving it in the carpet.
Pee Spots & Litter Misses
Urine wicks down and spreads wider under the carpet than it looks on top. Soak past the edges of the spot and let it work.
The Morning Surprise
Pick up what you can, blot the rest, then soak. The enzymes go after the residue left in the fibers after the mess itself is gone.
Spot Test First
Carpets, rugs, couches, mattresses, pet beds and sealed hard floors. Not for untreated wood, leather, suede, silk, wool or porous stone.
The step people skip is the soak. Enzymatic Cat Urine + Vomit Cleaner works where it's wet, so use more than you think you need.
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Lift any solids, then blot with paper towels or a clean cloth. Press, don't rub. Rubbing pushes the mess deeper and spreads it.
Spray until the spot is soaked through to the backing, and go a hand-width past the edges. It spreads wider underneath than it looks on top.
Leave it for 15 minutes so the enzymes can get into the residue, then blot again with a clean, dry cloth.
Let the spot air dry fully before you judge the smell. Old spots can smell stronger while they're wet. For tough odors, soak again and let it air dry.
A regular carpet spray lifts the stain you can see. Enzymatic Cat Urine + Vomit Cleaner goes after the residue underneath it.
Comparison reflects general differences between this enzyme cleaner and typical non-enzyme carpet sprays and shampoos. Formulas vary by brand.
Tried enzyme sprays before and the smell came back? Use it the way it's meant to be used, soaked in, and if the smell's still there, let us know any time in the next 60 days and we'll refund every penny. Your order is protected by our 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee.
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Because the top got cleaned and the pad didn't. Urine and vomit soak through the carpet into the pad underneath, and a quick spray never reaches it. Soak the spot wet through, past the edges, so the enzymes get down to where the smell is.
Regular carpet cleaners lift the stain you can see and usually leave a fragrance behind. Enzymes break down the organic residue that causes the stain and the smell, which matters for cat urine and vomit.
Cats tend to go back to spots that still smell like a bathroom to them. Getting the smell out of the pad takes that cue away. But if your cat has suddenly started peeing outside the box, see your vet: it can be a urinary or health problem that cleaning won't fix.
Carpets, rugs, couches and upholstery, mattresses and bedding, pet beds, and sealed hard floors. Don't use it on untreated wood, leather, suede, silk, wool or porous stone. Spot test a hidden area first.
Follow the directions on the label, keep your cat off the spot until it's dry, and store the bottle closed and out of reach of pets and children.
No. Use it on its own. Don't pre-treat or follow up with bleach, vinegar or other cleaners. They can stop the enzymes from working, and mixing cleaning products is never a good idea.
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Every order is backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn't get the smell out, contact us within 60 days of delivery for a full refund.
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