Pet stain types
| Source | Typical outlook |
|---|---|
| Fresh urine | Often removable if treated quickly |
| Old urine | May leave permanent yellow or dye change |
| Vomit | Often improves; acid/dyes can discolor |
| Feces | Usually improves after careful removal |
| Muddy paws | Usually removable |
Stain vs odor
A stain is visible discoloration; odor comes from urine compounds, often deeper in the pad. Treating one doesn't always fix the other. See pet urine removal by severity.
What to look for locally
- Assessment before treatment.
- Explains stain vs odor.
- Honest about permanent discoloration.
- Clear per-room pricing for pet treatment.
Our service
Our exclusive pet treatment targets urine, odor, stain, bacteria, pet hair and dander and is quoted per room by severity. See stain removal and service areas. CRI's spot removal guidance recommends blotting fresh spills.
