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How to Get Dog Pee Out of Carpet

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on removing dog urine from your carpets. Whether it's a new accident or an old stain, our AI assistant is here to help you find the best solution.

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Oh, dealing with dog pee in the carpet can be tricky! A mix of white vinegar and water can help neutralize odors, followed by baking soda to lift any stains. Have you tried any cleaning methods so far? Or is this a new challenge you're facing with your pup? It's great that you're taking steps to tackle the issue!