Cat pee smell, broken down.
The enzyme spray that breaks down uric acid instead of covering it.
Floors, furniture and carpet in one bottle.
EnzyPaw Odor-Neutralizing Spray
Breaks cat pee down at the source, instead of covering it up.
- Breaks down uric acid at the source
- Targets the humid-day comeback smell
- Removes the scent that draws her back
- Reaches the carpet pad with the Infuser Cap
60-Day Smell-Free Guarantee. Still smell it once it's dry, or it comes back? Full refund, no bottle to send back.
- One-time payment. No subscription.
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- 60-Day Smell-Free Guarantee
I tried five enzyme cleaners. None of them reached the pad. Two soaks with the cap and the corner smells like nothing, even after a week of rain.
She was going back to the same spot every few days. Treated it past the edge, let it dry. She walks right past it now.
The landlord wanted $1,200 for new carpet. Did the cap soak twice before the inspection. Got the deposit back.
Bought a house that smelled like cat the minute the heat came on. It was in the pad. It's not anymore.
Most failed where they went, not what they were: sprayed on top of the carpet, or steamed back out. Spray it wet, use the cap on carpet, let it air dry. If the smell comes back, the guarantee covers you.
Breaking the urine down removes the scent cue that draws her back. A medical or litter-box cause is one for your vet.
Safe when used as directed. It's non-pathogenic bacteria and the enzymes they make, and nobody has to leave the house. Keep it away from eyes and skin.
You've Scrubbed, Sprayed and Aired It Out.
but still...
- The smell is back on the next humid day.
- She goes right back to the same spot.
- Guests walk in, and you wonder if they can smell it.
- She's not doing it to spite you. She can still smell it.
It isn't you. It's the uric acid you can't see.
How to use it
One Spray. Every Spot.
01
Floors, Furniture & Litter Areas
Spray until the spot is wet, past the edge of the stain. Let it air dry. No steam or shampoo after.
02
Carpets & Rugs
Swap to the Infuser Cap, press in and squeeze. The formula reaches the pad. No lifting or cutting the carpet.
03
Find Every Spot
Lights off, UV light on: dried pee glows. Treat each spot, then check again once it's dry.
How We Compare
Breaks the smell down at the source, instead of covering it up.
Others: vinegar and baking soda, perfumed sprays, shampooers, gas kits.
EnzyPaw | Others | |
|---|---|---|
Breaks down uric acid | ||
Treats the spot, not the air | ||
Removes her scent cue | ||
Cat stays home |
Homes That Smell Like Home Again
What Cat Owners Kept Telling Us
The same three problems, in their own words, again and again across the cat-owner posts and reviews we read.
posts said the smell was in the pad
Under the carpet, where a spray doesn't reach. That's what the Infuser Cap is for.
posts said it came back on humid days
Heat, rain or humidity woke up the uric acid their cleaner left behind.
posts found more spots under a blacklight
Spots they couldn't see or smell. The UV light in the Full Kit finds them.
Still Have Questions?
It breaks down the urine it reaches instead of covering it. That's why it comes with the 60-Day Smell-Free Guarantee: if you can still smell the spot once it's dry, or the smell comes back within 60 days, you get a full refund.
Old stains are dried uric acid, which is what the enzymes break down. Most of it sits in the carpet and the pad, which the Infuser Cap reaches. Treat the pad before you decide about the floor.
It's made for spot jobs, not a whole room. The Infuser Cap puts the liquid deep at each spot, so you don't need a gallon.
It's not bleach or peroxide. Some carpet dyes can change where urine sat, so test a hidden spot first.
It depends on how deep you soak. Let it air dry completely. Don't steam, shampoo or rinse it back out.
The Smell Won't Leave on Its Own
What cat owners are saying
