We receive many rugs everyday with cat or dog urine stains on them. Don’t get mad at your pets, we will take care of the pet stain removal.

We all know pet stains happen, here are some tips to minimize the damage. First, you should attempt to pick up as much of it as possible. This can be achieved by getting a white rag and blotting the urine. Be careful not to rub it in as wool and other natural fibers will absorb these liquids and make it tougher to remove later on. Remember that urine begins to change in PH balance from an acid to an alkaline fairly quickly. The sooner you call us, the better! If you choose to use an at home spray, ensure that you do not use anything with enzymes on natural rugs. The enzymes will feed off of natural fibers such as wool and will cause damage quickly. Do not rush and put everything product you own on the stain until it comes up, some chemicals and liquid can very well solidify the stain. Most important, do not mix and match chemicals, if one doesn’t work, don’t jump to the next, mixing and matching is not good. If you do try and purchase a chemical for your rug at your local store or online, ensure its designed for rugs. Do not put a chemical designed for carpets on your rugs as it will likely cause damage, given they are not usually amde out of the same fiber.