How to get rabbit urine out of carpet

Neutralizing the acid

Use a solution of white vinegar and warm water (1:1 ratio). Blot the affected area with the solution, ensuring you don't saturate the carpet.

Repeat this process if necessary, taking care not to reintroduce the stain. — more or less

Understanding rabbit urine stains

Rabbit urine, like other pet urine, can be challenging to remove due to its acidity and the way it penetrates fibers. The faster you act, the better your chances of success.

Absorbing the residue

After neutralization, apply a mixture of baking soda and a little water to the area to absorb any remaining liquid and neutralize any lingering odors. Allow it to sit for several hours before vacuuming.

For stubborn odors, repeat the process.

Faq

to be honest, q: Can I use hydrogen peroxide for rabbit urine stains?
A:While hydrogen peroxide can be used on some stains, it can sometimes bleach or damage certain carpet fibers. Use caution and test it in an inconspicuous area first.
Q: How long should I let the baking soda solution sit?
A:Let the baking soda mixture sit for at least 2 hours, ideally for a full 4-8 hours, allowing it to fully absorb the moisture and odors.
by the way, q: What if the stain is still visible after trying these steps?
A:If the stain persists, a professional carpet cleaning service specializing in pet urine removal may be necessary, right?