Nature's Miracle Carpet Shampoo Pet Stain & Odor Remover, 64 oz

I recently moved into a rental home where the landlord had not been honest about the condition of the carpets after the previous tenants moved out. There was considerable soiling from their dog, and the house constantly smelled like stale, wet dog. I initially cleaned the carpets myself using my upright carpet cleaner and the pet odor solution that came with the machine (photo of the first pass below). I repeated the process four times with that solution, but I could still smell the odor and the carpets still didn’t feel truly clean. I decided to give Nature’s Miracle Carpet Shampoo a try, and I’m so glad I did. It worked phenomenally well in my machine, has a light scent, and actually made a significant difference in both the smell and overall cleanliness of the carpet. This was my fifth attempt at cleaning the carpets, and I honestly think this made the biggest difference so far. It’s still not perfect, and I plan to do another round of cleaning, but for the first time I actually feel like we’re making real progress. If you’re dealing with years of pet buildup, heavy soiling, or carpets that have been neglected, I would definitely recommend giving Nature’s Miracle Carpet Shampoo a try over the average store-bought carpet cleaning solution. I honestly wish I had started with this product because it actually works—and it’s safe for homes with pets.

With a 16-year-old Miniature Pinscher who occasionally leaves surprises on our carpets, I was desperate for a solution to keep our home clean and odor-free. Nature’s Miracle Carpet Shampoo (64 ounces) came to the rescue, transforming our stained, smelly rugs into fresh, like-new floors. This deep-cleaning pet stain and odor remover worked wonders, tackling tough messes and leaving our house smelling crisp. It’s a must-have for pet parents dealing with senior dog accidents! Effectiveness: This shampoo is a beast at busting pet stains and odors. My min pin’s accidents (urine and the occasional oops) were no match—Most stains lifted after a couple passes with our carpet cleaner, and the lingering doggy smell vanished. It’s formulated for pet messes, and it delivered for us. Ease of Use: Super simple to use with any carpet cleaning machine. Just dilute 6 ounces per gallon of water (clear instructions on the bottle), pour into the machine, and go. I used it with our home carpet cleaner. It says it is a low foam, but I didn't see any foaming so now issues with clogging our carpet clearner. The 64-ounce jug is going to be enough for many sessions of cleaning—perfect for our accident-prone senior. Scent and Freshness: The scent is clean and subtle, not an overpowering chemical blast like some cleaners. It neutralizes pet odors completely (no more “eau de min pin” in the kid's game room!) and leaves a fresh, almost neutral smell. Our carpets felt revitalized, like we’d rolled back the clock on pet wear. Product Quality: The formula feels premium—enzyme-based to break down organic messes, which explains why it’s so effective on urine and other pet stains. The jug is sturdy, with a tight cap to prevent leaks, and the 64 ounces stretch far (I’ve cleaned our entire upstairs, some areas two or three times and still have most of the bottle left). No residue or stickiness post-cleaning, just soft, clean carpets. Value: For the price, this is a steal—64 ounces handles multiple deep cleans, saving me from professional cleaning costs ($200+ per visit). It’s specifically designed for pet households, so it outperforms generic shampoos, making it worth every penny for keeping our home livable. If you’ve got a senior pet (or any pet with a knack for accidents), Nature’s Miracle Carpet Shampoo is your new best friend. It’s easy, effective, and keeps your home fresh—no professional cleaner needed. Five stars for saving my carpets and my sanity!

I've been using one Nature's Miracle product or another for decades as a cat owner and I think they've kept up their quality standards well relative to the past. For carpet cleaning, this is what gets out the last of stubborn smells that haven't been entirely remediated with the spray version of their product. For stubborn stains, I turn to a product called Folex, very much favored by pro cleaners. I would still say 4.5 stars for Nature's Miracle. It may be that the ingredients necessary to maximize stain removal ability may not be compatible with their enzematic component. And I would rather have maximum stink removal with one product, then find another for stains, than have one product that is only "pretty good" for both. (Because cats are drawn back to the faint, lingering scent of a previous mess, and a cat's nose is better than mine.)

Amazing cleaning and scent! Better than expected. Price is great too. Out performs all others I've tried at much higher prices.

My normally very well behaved cat suddenly decided that he would start peeing in my basement. WTF!$#%&!!! No worries, he's healthy had him checked by the vet and there is no obvious cause for the TEMPORARY bad behavior. Good God, please let it be temporary!! Well, I had no idea exactly where the odor was coming from... I went through the basement many, many times trying to pinpoint where the odor was coming from with no luck. My hope was to spot treat but that wasn't possible given that I couldn't determine exactly where the odor was coming from. I turned to amazon for some help. After reading many, many reviews I decided to give this product a try. I love their enzyme spot treaters for the occasional accident in the house and was happy to stick with this company as I've had very good results with their products in the past. I have a hoover carpet cleaner (shampooer). The instructions for the cleaner say 2 ounces of cleaner mixed with the water in the dispenser. The first time I cleaned the carpet I went with the 2 ounces. I thoroughly cleaned the carpet and left it to dry. The smell was absolutely HORRENDOUS (way worse than prior to applying the solution) as the carpet dried. The enzymes were hard at work breaking up all the rank cat urine that permeated every inch of my basement but I was not aware of this process just yet. As the carpet dried the smell persisted, it was absolutely awful!! After approx 24 hours of drying time I ventured back down into my basement. HOLY MARY, MOTHER OF GOD..... the stench! I gagged, nearly threw up in my mouth and promptly reloaded the carpet cleaner with a higher concentration of solution, this time 4 ounces added to the water in the dispenser. I, again, thoroughly "shampooed" the carpets and left the enzymes to do their work. Again, it stunk to high heaven for a good 24 hours as the enzymes worked their magic and the carpet dried. After the second shampooing and 24 hours of drying the smell was slightly, and I do mean slightly, better. Take 3..... I braved the stinky basement yet again and loaded the carpet cleaner with 6 ounces of solution (3x the amount recommended by Hoover). I cleaned the hell out of the carpet, hitting all areas twice praying to the Gods that this would work. 24 hours later... still stinks! 36 hours later... still stinks, who the hell am I going to call to get this stink out of my basement?? It's nauseating!! 48 hours later... I think it might be getting better but I can't be sure maybe i'm just getting used to it :(. Hey friends, will you come over and let me know if my house smells terrible?? LOL. I left my house for the weekend, came home another 48 hours later and smelled nothing as I walked through the front door (yeah, it was THAT bad). Cautiously optimistic I venture down the basement steps.... the smell is GONE. Not a single trace of odor!!. The gag-worthy cat urine smell has left the building!!! Here I am a week later and the stink remains banished from my basement!! Moral of the story: IT TAKES TIME, A LOT OF TIME, TO WORK!! Those little enzymes continue working long after applied. The smell may get WAY WORSE before it gets better!! Thank you Nature's Miracle for yet another great product for the pet lover's of the world!!!

I have other open carpet shampoos in my collection of cleaners that are well over a year old with nothing wrong with them. Rug Doctor, Bissell and Kirby. I like Nature’s Miracle sprays, so when I got a new carpet shampooer and ran out of what came with it I bought these. After a couple months I saw a little stuff in a bottle and still used it just thinking maybe it was a little dust or something, idk. The next time it’s FULL of this gunk! What is this disgusting stuff floating all over in this bottle?? I don’t think something like this should need to be used in couple months. It’s a carpet concentrate, how often are you shampooing? This is absolutely gross. I gave it three stars because it’s great at first, just only buy one bottle at a time and use it quickly, because I bought 3 expecting them to last and put them upstairs and downstairs and all of them went bad. I had to throw out all of them. What a waste of money.

One of my kitties suddenly developed a serious UTI and kidney infection and he ended up peeing throughout my apartment during the time he was sick. I spent weeks trying different products in an attempt to clean it up and get rid of the pungent odor, but none of them got rid of the smell. I did some more search and decide to try and find an enzyme cleaner that I could use in my bissel turboclean pet carpet cleaner and found this product through a couple searches and decide to give it a try. I added the shampoo and water at just above the ratio per the directions on the bottle to the water tank. I sprayed a full tank's worth onto the carpet with the suction turned off and then let that sit for roughly 20 minutes. After which, I refilled the tank and went back over the carpet. First, sucking up the solution I let sit in the carpet, then reapplying it with the machine and slowly going back and forth over the carpet for another 20 minutes. I didn't think it worked at first, the odor got stronger at first, but after a day the smell went away almost entirely and was replaced with the pleasant smell of the shampoo. I assume it needed time to out-gas as it dried. I repeated the shampoo a couple days after the initial treatment and that got rid of the remaining smell. I highly recommend this carpet shampoo if you have a cat urine smell that you cant seem to get out of your carpet.

This stuff is fantastic! I was cleaning my basement carpet and have a few animals so accidents happen. I used some other solutions and when I went back over the spot w this solution I was SHOCKED how much more of the mess was still on the carpet! This is all I will use from now on. Oh, and it’s cheaper!!!!!

I used it on the carpet vaccum, doing a great job on cleaning tough marks. But the price is seriously too expansive.

A very good product that has worked really well. Does what it says.

Me encantó, deja un olor a cítrico súper rico y lo mejor es que limpia cualquier suciedad sin tanto producto, no hace espuma por lo que no se queda la mancha en las superficies cuando se seca. 1000% lo recomiendo !

I had a very very bad problem with cat pee on a Berber carpet. The cats had literally drenched a spot at the bottom of a staircase into a basement suite and I was convinced that I was going to have to replace the entire basement carpet. The stink was acrid and nothing I did had any effect. I tried everything. I did my research and realised that ONLY a cleaner with enzymes which would work on the Uric Acid would offer me some hope. I admit I DID shampoo the carpet 4 times ( over a period of about 2 weeks). I used a huge fan to dry the carpet inbetween each shampooing, and we were lucky enough to be able to just shampoo and leave the room because we are currently not using the suite. I had zero issue with the smell of the product and after 4 shampoos (and for all I know if might have worked its magic after the first cleaning) there is not the faintest whiff of a smell. The room smells fresh and clean and I am very impressed. I've had cats for years and have had to change carpets before so I am thrilled to have found this product. It works!

You only use 1:20 ratio in your carpet cleaner. It will last us for years. It seemed to do a better job of cleaning with out being soapy. More of a soultioh than a foam. This is a great product.