Enzyme-Based Spot Cleaning for Pet Accidents

sPAWt OFF is a concentrated spot, stain, and odor cleaner for pet urine, feces, vomit, food, grease, and other household messes on compatible surfaces. The formula combines an enzyme-producing bacterial concentrate, surfactants, an odor-control ingredient, and a Brazilian Crush-inspired fragrance.

Best For

• Pet accidents on compatible carpet and area rugs
• Upholstery, pet beds, bedding, and water-safe fabrics
• Sealed hard floors, tile, grout, laminate, and vinyl when allowed by the label
• Plastic crates and other washable pet-area surfaces
• Small compatible outdoor turf or concrete spots

For Fresh Household Stains

1. Blot or remove excess material without spreading it.
2. Apply enough product to reach the affected fibers or surface.
3. Allow the directed contact time.
4. Blot from the outside of the spot toward the center.
5. Repeat if needed and allow the area to dry according to the label.

For Pet Urine and Organic Odor

1. Remove solid waste and blot excess moisture.
2. If a harsh cleaner was previously used, follow the label before applying an enzyme product.
3. Treat the full affected area; carpet odor may extend into the pad beneath the visible spot.
4. Allow the enzyme cleaner the directed contact time and keep the area appropriately moist only if the label instructs it.
5. Let the surface dry and vacuum carpet after drying if appropriate.

Important Use Notes

Do not mix sPAWt OFF with bleach, acids, hydrogen peroxide, or other cleaners. Test carpet, fabric, dyes, sealers, and coatings in an inconspicuous area. Store in a cool location away from direct sunlight and follow the label for pet and child access.

Read the sPAWt OFF Safety Data Sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does sPAWt OFF contain zinc odor-control technology?

The current formula uses an enzyme-producing bacterial concentrate plus a separate odor-control ingredient. It should be described as enzyme-based rather than as a zinc-powered product.

Can it treat an old urine spot?

Older contamination may require deeper saturation, longer label-directed contact, and repeat treatment because residue can remain below the visible surface.

Will it work on every carpet?

Carpet fibers, dyes, backings, and prior treatments vary. Always test a hidden area and follow the care instructions for the carpet or fabric.