Which dog is urinating on carpet ?-- can't watch camera all day but would like to check after the fact if carpet soiled--will this work
1623882
I think what may help is motion detection. I already asked the tech support guy and he said they are working towards this functionality. I would think it be done soon over the next release or two. So far my camera works great so over all its a good by. good luck ;)
1623883
short of sitting home all day to watch the dogs this would be your best bet. because you can watch it from anywhere you bring your phone, which is very helpful.
241761
Well I feel stupid because I never noticed the two different versions of this. I have been buying the pet urine one but will definitely get the cat one next time to see it if works better. My best guess (and this is from experience with both dog and cat pee) cat urine stinks up the house a lot worse than dog urine so possibly the cat urine product would be stronger and more effective on cat odors.
644776
I have light beige carpet. I was able to highlight dark areas in the carpet. Whether they were actually pee or not, I could not tell you.
1819483
This product used as directed is the BEST I have ever tried for removing my dog's urine stains in my carpet, but it needs to soak in, and leave it there for a while, especially if stains are old and set in. I don't think using the product as carper steamer cleaning solution would work unless you apply the UNDILUTED product one day (by hand) and let it work overnight or longer, then use the vacuum cleaner to remove the remaining product and dirt/soil and refresh the carpet. You'd use an awful lot of product that way, though. Good luck.
773159
In my experience when my dog pees on the carpet, it pools on the surface and does not soak in.
941466
excellent I have 2 French Mastiffs and 3 cats! but I also have a light beige carpet, if you have a deep color carpet test a spot in an out of the way area to make sure it does not harm the color...spray the spot or blot it with a sponge soaked in Instagone, after the stain is removed put about a tablespoon of rubbing alcohol, it will remove any residual odor and has the added benefit of keeping the animals away from that spot!
677616
My Calico won't pee in the litter box either (over 2 years now). She is very old (18) and I think that she had painful poops and associates the little box with pain. I put puppy pee pads out side the little box and under the bath room rugs (where she like to go) I am also going to try washable pee pads to see if they work. If there are not rugs for her to pee on - she will pee on the living room carpet! Best of luck.
1493554
This is pretty good about preventing stains. It worked for me for dog urine. It protects the carpet from staining, but the urine still goes down to pad like normal if you let it sit. Make sure stain is.gone before putting it on, though, or it will seal the stain in permanently.
917283
Not sure. I used another product that worked great until I shampooed the carpet and then it came back. The cats have won the battle- I wound up conceding and placing a box where they were peeing- now everyone's happy.
842063
If it is just dirt or light mud, water should work. I add some soap when one of the dogs steps in poop and it works great.
283438
We have a male cavalier. He uses it great, but, when he lifts his leg, he often hits his front leg. We put out washable rug runners and we stand up bricks around it so that he has to run across the rug first. I do my best to catch him after he pees and I wipe his front paw down with toilet paper then spray his front paw with Mr. Green Dog Deodorizer. Our cavalier is about 18 lbs. I use 2 pottys upstairs and 2 pottys downstairs. We rinse them out twice a week. After rinsing I quick count 10 seconds of water into each potty drum and add Campa-Chem (It works best). The blue won't stain and it really works against odor. I will probably get a belly band for my little boy and start taking him out at least 3 x's/day until we get our yard fenced in. Hope this helps
209638
I would imagine it would take care of the smell. I had a bath rug peed on and after throwing it into the wash with only the fizzion sprayed on the spot, it didn't smell or have any hint it was soiled.
235307
The Cloud works ok with most odors. But when it comes to pet odors the only purifier that will work for pet odors would be the Summit. The reason is that unit has ozone and ozone will break down the urine odor and penetrate in to carpet and soft materials. But if there is a lot of urine in the carpet and pad you will need to have the carpet steam cleaned to remove a lot of the urine. There will be some in the pad but the purifier put in the room with the worst odor will keep the odor from migrating in to other spaces. Need more personal guidance call me Lou Lombardi toll free 800-868-5534.
2013289
My cat has not re-soiled the area. Our Feline vet sells plugins that are made with Urine Off to discourage accidents.
745562
I think that it will work if the substance causing the odor is indeed on the carpet, and not in the padding beneath. We did use ours to check bare floor and not carpet, but the smallest spot should fluoresce. This article may help you with cleaning and deodorizing: http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/removing_pet_stains_odors.html. Good luck!
1658806
Urine never leaked on the floor, since we have new carpeting in our bedrooms we always put a bath towel just in case. When she was younger, she weighed about 5lbs so not a lot of urine! We used Lysol disinfectant spray to clean it. She is doing well at 3 months and has accidents only once and a great while. She really liked her crate and sleeps in it still. No crying and for a Boston Terrier I think that is pretty good.
477154
This machine can work for you. I have 4 dogs! If there's an accident, the first thing I do is detach the hose a suck up the mess. Next, I spray Spotshot on the spot & let it sit for 1 minute & then use the machine to suck that out of the carpet too. Third step is to reattach the hose & let Spotbot do the cleaning for you. I have found that for urine, it does work best on the set-in stain setting. After cleaning, I always use Nature's Miracle on the area so the dogs don't return to the same spot. Works like a charm!