Odor eliminator for pet accidents on carpeting

[katiadarling]

My parent's cat had an accident on the carpet and now he keeps going back to the same place to go. I use Pet Odor and Stain Eliminator, but I'm not sure if it's available where my parent's live.
Does anyone have other suggestions for getting rid of the smell?
Thanks!
Meg

[fuzzy]

Nature's Miracle!

It takes a while to work. Be sure to saturate the area with NM -- I mean really soak it. Then cover the area with foil so kitty can't go back. And let it sit for a couple of weeks. It will help.

[Sandie78]

I'm going to add a question here... Has anyone used a carpet cleaning service to get rid of the cat pee stains/smell? We have a fairly large area that our cat decided would be a great litterbox, and the smell is so annoying.

[mb1197]

I've been using Nature's Miracle and it seems to be doing a good job. Our puppy is not housebroken yet so I think I'm going to buy stock in it!:rolleyes:

[greenbunny]

We also use Nature's Miracle. But I have one other tip that may help: urine, and any other bodily fluid, has proteins in it that show up under black light. I use a blacklight to search for stains, and once I find them and clean them, I check them again. If there's any "glow" left, I know I need to re-clean.

[katiadarling]

I should have added, I believe the incident occured on an oriental rug (it was in their bedroom and I can't remember there being any other rugs in there). I'll pass along the nature's miracle tip. I think it's partly just a pain because their cat is getting old and ill and it sucks for them.
Thank you all!
Meg