A ready-to-use spray for cleaning up after an indoor accident — carpet, hard floors, upholstery, bedding.
This is the product to reach for first, before any deterrent. A patch that still carries urine odour reads as a toilet to the animal and gets used again, so removing the smell does more for toilet training than anything sprayed over the top of it. Blot up as much liquid as you can before treating, work from the outside of the patch inwards, and give it time to work rather than scrubbing it dry.
Supplied in a 500ml bottle. Follow up with Brady's Don't Pee Here if the same spot keeps being used, or see the full Brady's range.
Key points
- Stain and odour together — Removing the odour is what stops the spot being reused.
- Ready to use — No dilution required.
- Blot first — Lift the liquid out before treating; do not rub it in.
- Spot-test first — Try an inconspicuous patch on carpet, upholstery and finished floors.
Ingredients and directions are printed on the bottle. Brady's does not publish a full panel online, so we have not reproduced one here.