Mister Max Original Scent Anti Icky Poo Odor Remover, Gallon Size

I've tried everything out there and this brand was recommended to be the best. I put some in a spray bottle and simply sprayed the carpet areas that smelled like cat pee and let it sit. Killed the smell mostly but waited a few days, reapplying the product again and doing nothing more than let it get in the carpet to the underlayment. Did the trick. Applied a third spray just for good measure. Highly recommend.

This product is WONDERFUL. it has saved me from re-carpeting my home. It actually works. Great. Cannot recommend it more highly.

Me & my extremely jumpy asthmatic girl-cat moved into a house where there were male cats, both current and previous. On our first night there, not knowing the bedroom door's lock was bunk, the (mean) boy cat broke in literally no less than 20 minutes after I went to bed & proceeded to spray & pee on EVERYTHING, terrorizing my cat & soaking the wall, the carpet, the carpet pad, all the way down to the wood floor underneath before I could wake up & get him out. Did not know it was possible for there to be that many bad smells in one cat that could be unleashed in such a short time. Nature's Miracle--all I had on hand--USELESS. Did nothing to actually get rid of the smell, just covered it up with more smell & my cat & me were both very upset & crabby & freaking out the next day cuz dude what do we do about this smell, but then one of my friends in vet school suggested...THE ICKY POO. This is absolutely hands-down THE STUFF. THE SAUCE. THE JUICE. A miracle product. Nature's Miracle should go hang its head in shame, they do zero miracles and Icky Poo does ALL THE MIRACLES. One application & the smell was down to have-to-put-your-face-under-the-carpet-to-smell-it levels (not just masking it, it was ERASING IT!) and my cat had calmed down most of the way, and after the second application the smell was TOTALLY 100% GONE even if you put your face directly in the spot and my cat was going about her business like nothing had ever happened. I go for unscented products whenever possible cuz of her asthma/my own sensory issues, but my friend couldn't vouch for the unscented flavor of this personally so I took their word that it'd be light. And it was!!! It's just "pleasant" smelling as it dries--not really any specific smell, and then it GOES AWAY. Does not smell like chemical reek for any period of time after. When you're laying it down (especially if it's in the corner of a closet or some other super enclosed area) it IS a hold-your-breath kind of operation (I used a spray bottle to apply, so maybe it has to do with the spraying action?) cuz you have to soak it, but after that it's not something you have to clear the room over. I absolutely do not know how these guys have done it, but I do know they have cracked the code on busting pet stink so completely I never want to be without a bottle of this stuff. Absolute miracle. If I could give 900 stars, I would. Worth its weight in gold. They have made me a believer. All hail the Icky Poo.

Thank you to those that reciewed before me.. i have a senior cat I cant keep up with.. doggy pads and this icky poo has saved my carpet from disaster. I saturate the floor, i work it in with gloved hands then put a puppy pad back overtop so plastic side keeps it wet longer and removes some air contact as well. It takes a lot out immediately but in 3 ir 4 days i dont smell ANYTHING! My mom does smell it and is sensitive to it but she has asthma and i smoke cannabis so maybe its that lol i still have an unacented one in the mail syatem to see the difference. Tytyty!

Pros: Product smells great, it's not overwhelmingly strong It actually removes the urine smell, though, I use a carpet cleaner to help pull up the cat pee and does require multiple treatments for old stains (as I would expect). It's handled parts of my carpet which were treated with other cleaning products beautifully, far better than a myriad of others I've tried (more than 3 popular brands) My upstairs smells good again, finally. Cons: It's expensive. Worth what you pay for. There's no point in buying a cheaper product if it doesn't do the job. If you find a cheaper product that *does* do the job, I'd recommend that. Why pay more? But for tough stains, like my diabetic cat leaves, this is what I'll be using and have been using for about 2 months now.