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Pet urine doesn't always stay where you can see it. Once it penetrates carpet fibers, it can travel through the backing, soak into padding and potentially reach the subfloor below. Here's what happens beneath the carpet—and why persistent urine odor may require more than another round of surface cleaning.
Cat urine can penetrate carpet, padding, flooring seams, upholstery and porous subfloor materials. While surface cleaning may remove some contamination, deeper urine residues can remain behind and continue producing noticeable odors, particularly when contamination has occurred repeatedly.
Pet urine odor can remain in carpet, padding, subfloors, and furniture long after cleaning. Learn why it returns and how Carolina Odor Pros helps remove the source.