Carpet pet urine stain removal
Stop treating a recurring odor like a normal carpet stain.
When a room still smells like pet urine after ordinary cleaning, the issue may involve more than the surface appearance of the carpet. Repeated accidents can affect the same spot, and odor can persist even if the original mark is no longer obvious.
We apply the treatment, gently work it into the affected carpet or rug fibers with a carpet-safe agitator tool, clean the area, then perform the UV light test at completion. If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
Focused on carpet
We treat pet urine stains and odor on carpet and rugs. We confirm the affected areas, treatment scope and quoted price before work begins.
Child- and pet-safe treatment
We apply the child- and pet-safe treatment according to product directions. Follow the product-specific precautions and aftercare instructions for the treated area, including any drying or re-entry requirements. Ask us to confirm those instructions before the appointment.
What the inspection can tell us
Visual assessment and UV/black-light inspection can help direct attention to suspicious areas. UV fluorescence is an inspection aid; it does not prove every fluorescent mark is pet urine, because other substances may react under ultraviolet light.
Before replacing carpet, get a clearer picture.
We inspect the affected carpet or rug and agree on the treatment area and price before work begins. If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
Typical reasons clients request treatment
- A dog or cat had repeated accidents in one room.
- Odor returns after normal carpet cleaning.
- Guests notice a smell the homeowner no longer notices.
- The client is deciding whether to treat or replace affected carpet.
- A rental or home sale timeline makes the problem more urgent.
What happens after you contact us
Tell us the property type, the room or areas of concern, and whether you need a move-out appointment. We’ll use that information to discuss the right next step and the scope of service.
Visible carpet stains and spots under UV light
Dog and cat accidents can leave visible carpet stains or spots that are easier to see under a black light. Tell us which rooms are affected and whether the spot is visible in normal light. We inspect the carpet and confirm the spots to treat before work begins.
We treat associated pet urine odor too. Smell is subjective and is not a condition of the payment guarantee. The payment guarantee applies only to the UV light test on the agreed treated area at completion. If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
Dog and cat urine: start with the affected area
A single accident beside a sofa and repeated accidents across a bedroom need different conversations about scope. Tell us whether you noticed a visible stain, an odor, or a reaction under a black light. Include any cleaning products already used and whether the same area has been affected more than once.
We treat pet urine stains and odor on carpet and rugs. We confirm the affected areas, treatment scope and quoted price before work begins.
What does pet urine treatment cost?
Localized treatment is $149 minimum for up to 3 small, isolated spots in one room. A full room is $249, two rooms are $349, and three rooms are $449. Whole-home treatment starts at $599 for 4 or more affected rooms, subject to inspection. A spot count alone may not describe the job. Read our guide to treatment costs and estimates, then send the room count and your concerns for a property-specific quote.
Treatment or carpet replacement?
Begin with an inspection and a clear description of the problem. Targeted treatment may be an option for qualifying areas. Permanent material damage or conditions outside the agreed scope may require different work. Ask what will be treated, what remains outside that work, and how the result will be checked.
Our eight service cities
Pet Urine Solutions removes pet urine stains from carpet in Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, Ucon, Rigby, Ririe, Lewisville and Menan. Call or text (208) 502-6969 with your property location to confirm coverage and appointment availability. For a rental deadline, use our move-out treatment page. Landlords can review the rental unit workflow.