Why Pet Urine Removal on Tile Requires More Than Just a Mop
The Real Problem With Pet Urine on Tile If you own a dog or cat, you have probably dealt with an accident on a tile floor at some point. The first instinct is to grab a mop and some household cleaner, scrub the spot, and hope the smell goes away. But pet urine on tile is not like a spilled drink. It does not just sit on the surface. The liquid seeps into the grout lines, which are porous, and if the tile itself is unglazed or natural stone, it can soak into the tile too.