I would try the stuff they sell at pet stores that folks recommend. Nature's Miracle? Never had to deal with this problem.

you might also try baking soda - leave it on for a bit them vacuum up.

My pet peed works well, also Zero Odor.

I've got baking soda on it right now...trying that first. But I think it's going to need more than that.

We use Resolve for pet messes on carpets, dog beds and other fabrics and it works pretty well. Other products prepared for this specific use in mind are similar. With a mattress, you might be out of luck, it may have soaked in too far for a cleaner (the better ones use enzymes) to reach. We've never had a mess on a mattress or couch, our dogs have never been allowed on them. Does your dog have incontinence or is it still going through housebreaking training?

When we are housebreaking we use Simple Solution Urine Destroyer. I like it better than Natures Miracle.

Odoban! We used several gallons of it to clean up after the flood. Helps eliminate odors and kills lots of bacteria and even viruses. It is great stuff, I have been using it for years.

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I've had great luck with baking soda and vinegar together for stains/smells. Good luck.

I would honestly toss the mattress and buy a new one. The urine probably wen too deep into the fabric and all the layers for you to get it out completely.

Thanks for the replies. I just checked this morning and the baking surprisingly has helped a lot. I really had to get my nose up in there to smell it. But I will still need to try something else on it today. It's a full size mattress and its pretty light so it's manageable to get out to the patio to air out. I'll treat it with something then let it air out all day. Penny is pretty much housetrained but she has been know to sneak off and pee. I think son had her in his room and let her out to the rest of the house without taking her out to pee first thing in the morning. DD happen to be sleeping in the living room and her bedroom door was left open. So sometime in the morning she went and peed on DD bed.

Yes, if we can't get the smell out, we'll have to get a new mattress.

When I've had partings of the catheter from the hose leading away to the bag and had towels soaked and some liquid gone down to the mattress, I've folded some old towels into pads just larger than the stain, put some water into a pan and soaked a washcloth, then dabbed water on the stained area, popped a few layers of towel over the stain, hauled my bum up on the bed and bounced up and down a number of times, moving back and forth so that the fat parts of the bum were able to put the heaviest pressure all across the area.

Repeat two or three times, using fresh old towels.

Being rather old, I don't smell too well(?) ... good(?) ... but it seems to have pretty well cleared things.

But I'd better dragoon son into getting his nose down close to the aggrieved area, to be sure.

Fortunately, it's step-uncle's/-aunt's single that was in use several years prior to my arrival, about 15 years ago, so if it needs to go to the burn-pile, no huge loss. And the one that I brought is stored in the attic.

Good wishes for success in retreadiing your mattress back to pristine condition, onestepbackedup.

Would an old one bouncing on a bed be something of an indication of second childhood, do ya figger?

ole joyfuelled

What do you do when you get poop on your underwear?

I would be getting rid of that mattress and keeping the dog off the bed, but that’s just me. I never liked the idea of animals on the bed, although many like it.

My dogs sleep with me. I like it and so do they.

Waterproof mattress covers are wonderful things. It's not just dogs who may have an occasional accident.

I ,the supreme animal lover with currently three cats and two dogs, have never in my life slept with a pet. I know I'm in the minority but my bed is my haven. I spritz it with lavender oil after my bubble bath and my sheets are always crisp and clean. I especially don't want my dogs who were hiking yesterday on the Appalachian trail hours before to dirty up my bed. And even though I'm a cat person, I don't even want them in bed with me. Call me a germaphobe but I'm fine with those who do love sleeping with their pets. I get the bond. My daughter sleeps with one of her Siamese.

Edited to add: the pets have nine fluffy beds to sleep on plus two dog crates with beds where the cats sometimes go.

Well the good news is we got the smell out. Still have the mattress airing out today but can't smell the pee anymore. And I had my nose right up in it LOL. Ultimately what worked was the Pet Solutions OdoBan...Home Depot, super cheap. My neighbors gave me some sprays to use but you could still smell the pee in a certain area...so next up was the OdoBan. Saturated the area...let it dry and air out all day yesterday and today. No smell.

Will take heated mattress pad and mattress cover down to the laundromat. I could see the big pee stain on the heating mattress pad...pretty big stair for a little dog. I think the heated mattress pad absorbed most of the pee, you couldn't see any staining on the mattress cover which was under the heated mattress pad but it did smell like pee.

You may have masked the odor, but the pee is still inside the mattress. It will return.

Pets sleeping in a human's bed is all wrong. :)

People making proclamations about what works well for other people is also wrong. Couldn't care less if you don't want your dogs sleeping with you. Do care that you believe it to be your purview to announce yours is the only acceptable way.

I had a rescue dog in the back seat of my car as I brought her to her new home. She was a medium size dog (setter). Not only did she pee all over my rear seat, she threw up all over the seat and carpet.

I've had dogs and cats all my life. Animals have accidents as do people. I've had my children throw up all over their beds, furniture, etc.

I always found that Natures Miracle or other probiotic type cleaners made for those type of things work. My poor car, I didn't know where to begin!

Wiped up as much as I could. I have leather seats but the urine and vomit seeped into the stitching.

I wiped it down, then hit it with soapy water. I then soaked the seats with Natures Miracle and left all the doors open and put a box fan blowing into the car. We live in Florida and it was August. My garage must have been 120degrees with humidity the same. I was so upset, I was sure my car was ruined. I have a fairly large car (Honda Pilot) and the mess was all over.

It eventually worked. It took time because of the heat/humidity. But I kept soaking it with Natures Miracle and airing it out. For a week, I was spraying the car with Febreze just to drive it.

Now, I do not smell anything. The seats and carpet are dry (finally). Lot of hard work but at least it worked.

Jane

We use Nature's Miracle on the occasional accident. Our cats sleep with us - we like it, plus it's better than the alternative of them crying and whining at the door all night, which they will do.

Glad you got the odor out!

" Natures Miracle or other probiotic type cleaners"

I think you probably mean something more along the lines of "other cleaners containing enzymes and oxidizing chemicals". Probiotics are yeasts and bacteria and to my knowledge are not used for cleaning tasks as are being discussed.

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