POOP

Among the three nasty P’s your pet’s poop is the easiest to handle.  Simply scoop it up and blot the area with the dish detergent solution which is composed of 1 teaspoon of clear or white dish detergent and 1 cup of warm water.  Use a pet-odor remover if necessary.

If the stain remains, try using the ammonia and water solution, then the vinegar and water solution.  Clean the area with soap and water, and treat with an enzyme cleaner.

PEE

Animal urine, especially the cat urine tends to linger with a strong odor.  If you don’t clean it right at the first time, your pet might use that spot again and again.  Pets like dogs and cats have a habit of peeing in the same location which they mark as their peeing territory.  To clean it, wipe up the liquid with a towel then blot it with the solution of 1 tablespoon of ammonia and a 1/2 cup of water.  Blot it again with the solution containing the mixture of 1 tablespoon of clear or white dish detergent and 1 cup of warm water.  

To eliminate the foul smell, you may use an enzyme based pet-odor remover that can be bought in pet’s stores.  If urine had lingered for more than 24-hours, use the mixture of 1/3 cup of vinegar and 2/3 cups instead of ammonia mix mentioned earlier.

PUKE

For pet’s puke, scrape up the mess, and then blot it with detergent solution.  Use the ammonia solution mentioned above to get rid of the stain and use the enzyme-based pet-odor remover if necessary.  Some dog foods can contain red dye that can leave heavy stain on the carpet.  If that happens use a red-dye remover which can be bought on stores, if the stain is stubborn leave the cleaning to the pro.