Blot up as much urine as possible with paper towels or a clean cloth
Press firmly and repeat with fresh towels until the area is mostly dry
Avoid rubbing the stain
Rinse the spot lightly with cold water
Blot again to remove excess moisture
Apply an enzyme cleaner made for pet urine
Saturate the affected area according to the product directions
Let the enzyme cleaner sit for the full recommended time
Blot up any remaining liquid
Repeat the enzyme treatment if the smell remains
Sprinkle baking soda over the dry area
Let the baking soda sit for several hours or overnight
Vacuum the baking soda thoroughly
If the odor persists, use a carpet-safe vinegar and water solution
Test any cleaning solution on a hidden area first
Clean the carpet pad if the urine soaked through
Replace the carpet pad if the smell is deeply absorbed
Use a wet-dry vacuum if available to extract moisture
Keep the area ventilated until fully dry
Do not use ammonia-based cleaners
Do not steam clean before removing the urine odor
Call a professional carpet cleaner for severe or repeated accidents