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MisterMax ANTI ICKY POO! Buy 4 Gallons

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We are a foster home for small paws rescue [...] and have a steady stream of traumatized Bichons ( usually "mill dogs") coming thru our home.
In the last 5 years, only one of our fosters came to us anywhere near housebroken. Several have been "ill" in "inconvenient places" in our home.
Anti-Icky-Poo is the BEST... and we've tried them all...

We keep mixed Anti-Icky-Poo in a one gallon plastic garden sprayer intended for insecticide... (make sure you use a brand new one!!!) Always ready to go without bending over.

I have a 4 year old cat that has successfully urinated in TWO new (new construction) homes, starting when she was just a 4 month old kitten. Anti Icky Poo has been a god-send. I have drenched the areas where she has gone without any damage to the carpet (no discoloration, no texture changes, etc.). My first home had cheap carpet and padding and Anti Icky Poo worked great. My current home; however, has very thick carpet and padding and I didn't know if Icky Poo would get through -- but to my amazement it did. The smell dissipated within 24 hours. My cat can live another day to pee somewhere else.

I am a professional carpet cleaner of 14 years, so I know how hard it can be to get rid of pet odors. I have only had to use AIP once so far for cat odor. I honestly thought I was going to have to Ozone the basement where the odor was. I treated the carpet and left. 2 days later, not even the slightest hint of cat odor was left. I hope they all go this well.

So far this is the best stuff i have tried, and believe me, i have tried MANY products. The injector really helps get under the pad, especially when you cant pull up the carpet. I will admit that my cats have gone back to areas that have already been treated, but i am not sure if its out of habit, the fact that i didnt treat the area properly or enough, or if the stuff isnt working. I will say that the smell of urine disappears, but then again, i dont have the nose of a cat. lol Usually when a cat goes out of the litter box, there's a reason for it...something is stressing it out...a change in the house of some kind, litterbox not clean, has a cover, etc. When you find the stress, it usually solves the problem. Good luck!!

I have 7 indoor cats, Ive tried everything- even bleach. And nothing, I mean NOTHING works like this stuff does!!! Its amazing, I use it in my carpet cleaner, I use it to wash the pet bedding, I even spray it on the furniture to freshen it up. I have two male cats who are fixed but have the unfortunate habit of marking thier territory and ruining my stuff. I could never find anything that would remove the smell well enough so that they stop marking the same areas, but this stuff does the trick.. no joke. Its an amazing product. I just ordered 4 more gallons of it!!!

I introduced my cat to my girlfriends' three cats when I moved in. Needless to say there was territorial issues on wood floors, carpets and concrete. Icky Poo worked exceptionally well on all surfaces.

I have many animals and housesit with many more. I find this product to be one of the best odor controls on the market. It is certainly worth the price. I buy it by the case.

I have tried every deodorizer on the market. Between old dogs, old cats, new puppies and cat protest peeing, I've had plenty to deal with. This is the best on the market. It even says it will get rid of the odors of dead bodies. I haven't gotten to test that claim yet, but you never know. Ha. Anyway - hint- if you have washable fabrics with odors, pour a little in you washing machine. The odors will be gone.

I had a rough few months with one of my 2 cats... we had some behavioral issues that came about because of several abrupt changes in our household. (Checked off most of the things on the list that they say can cause a cat to start eliminating outside of the box unfortunately.) I was desperate to find something to clean up the carpet spots.... this stuff is amazing!!! I bought a one gallon kit, whick had the black light and the large syringe (for injecting under the carpet) to start with, and it worked so well I bought the 4 gallon set, to have on hand for clean up. (Decided I wanted to be prepared.) It works fabulously on cat urine, which I think may be the worst smell on the planet. I have recommended this to several people. You may have to treat a spot a few times to completely eliminate the smell, but to date, I haven't found anything that works to remove that odor like this stuff. Very pleased.

I have used this product in the past and it has worked fine. This batch did not...I think it was old and no longer potent, I know there is a shelf life on it. I would suggest if you can find out the expiration date.