VETSENSE PEEGONE SPRAY 200ML

Eliminate stubborn pet stains and odours in seconds with VETSENSE PEEGONE Spray. This Australian-made, bio-enzymatic formula breaks down urine, faeces, vomit, and drool at the source using natural bio-digesting ingredients that neutralise lingering smells rather than mask them.

Safe for carpets, bedding, furniture, kennels, litter trays, and hard surfaces, the biodegradable, non-toxic apple-scented spray tackles pet accidents throughout your home. Perfect for dog owners and cat parents managing house training, accidents, or everyday odour control.

200ml bottle delivers powerful cleaning where you need it most.

Directions

Soft Surfaces – carpet, rugs, mats, fabric furniture (Spray & Super Soaker)
Use paper towels to remove excess urine or waste. Do a colourfast test on an out-of-sight small area and then saturate the affected area and allow to air dry. When the final application has dried, apply a small amount of water to the area and wipe over with a paper towel, the surface should now be clear of any stains and bad odours.

Hard Surfaces – wood, laminate, vinyl, tiles, plastics and hard furniture (Spray)
Use paper towels to remove excess urine or waste. Once removed, apply 1 to 2 sprays depending on the size of the affected area, then wipe off with a paper towel.

Kennels – Remove all inside bedding and dispose of any excess hair and waste. Once the surface is bare, apply PeeGone liberally to all surfaces and leave on for 2 minutes. You can then rinse off with water and allow to air dry in the sun or dampen a cloth or paper towel with water and wipe off.

Litter Tray (Odour) – Remove any faeces then apply only 1-2 sprays from a reasonable height ensuring to cover the litter surface, leaving a pleasant apple scent. Also suitable to spray onto the surface of the emptied tray during litter clean-outs, be sure to wipe or rinse off with water prior to adding new litter.

Please do not use other cleaners or chemicals at the same time as this may reduce the effectiveness of PeeGone. We recommend doing a colourfast test on a small area before saturating a spot.