Nature’s Miracle Urine Destroyer Plus Cat, 32 Ounces, Enzymatic Formula, Ready-to-Use | Destroys the Toughest Cat Urine Stains, For Use on Multiple Surfaces, Safe For Pets and Home*, Fresh Scent

We have a feral cat his urine is absolutely disgusting. He kept peeing in my son’s room and I tried multiple times to clean it with multiple different products and nothing worked. This is the best product I have tried. It worked the first time and the smell was completely gone.

Despues de tratar con miles de productos, este es el que más ha funcionado. No elimina al 100% el olor de pipí, pero ayuda muchisimo. Deja un olor más agradable.

I can't believe that this stuff actually works. I was going to throw a very expensive leather purse in the washing machine became I couldn't get the smell out, so it was ruined regardless with cat pee - so what would it matter. My son recommended Natures , I sprayed it liberally inside the purse, let it sit and the smell completely went away. I used it on another item, let it soak and then dabbed it off with a wet paper towel. The yellow stain and the smell disappeared. Thank you to whoever created this miracle cleaner!!!

Works well.

If you’re a cat owner, you already know this product is not optional—it’s basically part of the household emergency kit right next to band-aids and “why did my cat do that again?” therapy snacks. This stuff is designed for one very specific mission: cat urine chaos control. And honestly, it does that job better than most cleaners I’ve tried. What makes it stand out compared to a lot of regular stain sprays is that it doesn’t just mask the smell with perfume—it uses enzymes that actually break down the urine molecules so the odor source gets destroyed instead of covered up. That’s a huge deal, because cat pee is stubborn in a way that feels personal. Compared to cheaper “odor remover” sprays that basically just smell like lemon lies, this one actually goes deeper into the mess. You spray it, let it sit, and the enzymes get to work continuing to break things down as long as there’s still residue left. That “keeps working” part is what makes it different from basic cleaners that dry up and give up immediately. It’s also specifically formulated for cat urine, which matters more than people think—cat urine is extra strong and chemically different enough that general pet cleaners often underperform. Using it is pretty simple, which is good because nobody wants a complicated science experiment when they’re already scrubbing carpet at midnight. You soak the area, wait a bit, blot it up, and let it finish doing its thing. It works best when you actually fully saturate the spot (yes, even more than feels reasonable), because surface spraying alone won’t reach deeper layers where the smell likes to hide and plan its comeback tour. Now for the real talk: it’s not magic. If the mess has been sitting for a long time, or if it soaked deep into carpet padding or furniture, you might need multiple treatments. Some people also notice a light “cleaner smell” afterward that can linger for a bit—not bad, just very “I just cleaned a crime scene in a pet way.” And if you don’t use enough or don’t let it sit, it can feel like it “almost worked but not quite,” which is usually user error more than product failure. What I also like is that it’s safer for pets and home when used properly, so you’re not basically fumigating your house just to fix one accident. That makes it way more practical than harsher chemical options. Overall, this is one of those products that earns its reputation. It doesn’t feel fancy, it doesn’t try to reinvent cleaning, it just quietly handles one of the worst smells known to humanity with surprisingly good consistency.