Any suggestion on getting dog pee out of a matress?

[SandyDogChickenHunter]

Sure Dad. Go ahead and tell everyone on me. Wait and see where
I bite you next time you are sleeping.

 

[moodusnewchick]

oh yeah, I purposely forget about dad and son peeing rituals. FYI, the leaves are gone and the neighbors really can see everything now.


Remember, Sandy is always welcome here. Sweet Pea would LOVE (not) it!!

 

[moodusnewchick]

SANDY!!! you new egg! so, you coming to sniff out your new digs in moodusville today?

 

[PurpleChicken]

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She would be a pain and she does like to eat chicken and quail.
She's already killed 2 chickens and eaten 6 quail.

 

[Rosalind]

Nature's Miracle. Our local feed store has it. Works pretty well, even on cat pee, and that stuff is heinous.

 

[rubyv67]

You can also set the matress out in the full sun all day. But I live in SoCal and it's dry. You all live where moisture is a problem. I bought the plastis moving bags for matresses from U-Haul and tape the end. I have 3 Chihuahuas and now 3 sm. cats 1 dd who has accidents. So I know all about the peepee problem. Ammonia in the wash for pillows and blankets disinfectant spray(the good stuff,not cheap) air the matress thouroughly and plastic. Good luck I hope my rambling helped.

 

[onthespot]

I second Nature's Miracle

 

[miss_thenorth]

Do not, I repeat DO NOT , and one more time DO NOT USE AMMONIA!!!!!!!!!. Dog pee IS ammonia, and by pouring more ammonia on it, you will just be encouraging the dog to pee there again.

White vinegar is your best friend. Saturate the area with vinegar, let reat for a time, then shop vac up .

 

[redoak]

Nature's Miracle

This is all my wife uses now for "accidents". It works great​

 

[PurpleChicken]

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OK!

I won't use ammonia. The smell of vinegar is repulsive to be
so I can't use that.

Natures Miracle will be the next thing I try.