Pet Odour Eliminator
Citrus Burst
A botanical stain remover and deodoriser for the places pets love most: carpets, floors, furniture, beds and kennels.
- Plant-derived, non-toxic, made here
- Lifts pet urine stains and odours
- Fresh citrus from lemon myrtle oil
- Paraben, sulphate and palm oil free
For Christmas, order by 16 December, or 18 December in WA. All dates
A botanical stain remover and deodoriser for the places pets love most: carpets, hardwood floors, furniture, pet beds, kennels and outdoor areas. It lifts urine stains and neutralises the smells that come with them, leaving the sweet, zesty aroma of lemon myrtle behind rather than a chemical one.
Key Features
- Plant-derived. A non-toxic formula, made in Australia.
- What it does. Lifts pet urine stains and the odours that go with them.
- The scent. Fresh citrus from Australian lemon myrtle oil.
- Free from. Paraben free, sulphate free, palm oil free and vegan.
- Biodegradable. It breaks down rather than persisting.
- Where to use it. Carpets, hardwood floors, furniture, pet beds, kennels and outdoor areas.
- Size. A 500ml trigger spray.
Pūrē Standard
- It neutralises rather than perfumes. Most pet sprays are fragrance sitting on top of the problem. This one is sold as a botanical stain remover first, which is the right order of operations: lift the urine, then deal with the smell.
- Lemon myrtle is a genuinely good choice here. Backhousia citriodora is native Australian and works as a natural cleanser and purifier, so the citrus scent is a by-product of the ingredient doing a job rather than a fragrance added at the end.
- A short, clean set of exclusions. Paraben free, sulphate free, palm oil free and vegan, all printed on the bottle. Palm oil free in particular is one plenty of brands quietly skip.
- Made in Australia. Nontre.co manufacture locally and say so plainly, which keeps freight down and the supply chain short.
- Where we would like more. Nontre.co name lemon myrtle as the hero ingredient but do not publish a full itemised ingredient list for this one. Everything they do claim is on the label rather than just the website, which counts for something, but a complete list is what would move Transparency above a 3.
- A note for cat households. This contains lemon myrtle essential oil, and cats process citrus-type oils differently to dogs. Nontre.co describe the formula as safe around pets and family, and we would still let treated carpets and beds dry fully before the animals settle back onto them. Simple good practice with any essential-oil spray.
Overall score:
| Category | Score |
|---|---|
| Performance | ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5) |
| Low-Tox & Material Safety | ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) |
| Sustainability | ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) |
| Manufacturing Transparency | ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5) |
| Packaging | ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5) |
How to Use
- Spot-test first. Try fabrics, carpet or hard flooring on a small area before you commit.
- Carpets and flooring. Blot excess urine with a damp towel, then spray to lift the stain and the odour.
- Furniture and pet beds. Spray directly onto the stain or odour, then wipe with a damp cloth.
- Tiles and hard flooring. Wipe down after use.
- Outdoors. Spray directly onto the affected area.
- Let it dry. Allow treated areas to dry fully before letting pets back onto them.
Product Details
- Ingredients. Plant-derived ingredients infused with backhousia citriodora (lemon myrtle) oil. Nontre.co do not publish a full itemised composition for this product.
- Fragrance. Fresh, zesty citrus from lemon myrtle oil, a natural cleanser and purifier. No synthetic fragrance.
- Size. 500ml (16.9 fl oz) trigger spray.
- Suitable for. Carpets, hardwood floors, furniture, pet beds, kennels and outdoor areas.
- Free from. Paraben free, sulphate free, palm oil free, vegan and biodegradable.
- Origin. Made in Australia.
- Please note. Contains lemon myrtle essential oil. Spot-test first, and let treated areas dry before pets return to them.
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For Christmas, order by 16 December, or 18 December in WA. All dates
Our Take
A citrus deodoriser that lifts the stain first and deals with the smell second, which is the right way round. Australian lemon myrtle does the work, so the scent is a by-product rather than perfume.
Pūrēly Organic
Good to know
Frequently asked
Where can I use it?
Carpets, hardwood floors, furniture, pet beds, kennels and outdoor areas. Spot-test fabrics, carpet or hard flooring before you use it properly.
How do I use it on carpet?
Blot up the excess urine with a damp towel first, then spray to lift the stain and the odour. On furniture and pet beds, spray directly then wipe with a damp cloth. Tiles and hard flooring should be wiped down after use.
Does it just cover the smell?
No. It is sold as a botanical stain remover as well as a deodoriser, so it lifts the urine stain rather than perfuming over it. The citrus aroma comes from lemon myrtle oil, which acts as a natural cleanser and purifier.
What is it scented with?
Australian lemon myrtle (backhousia citriodora) oil. No synthetic fragrance.
Is it low-tox?
It is plant derived and non-toxic, and the bottle carries paraben free, sulphate free, palm oil free, vegan and biodegradable. It is made in Australia. Nontre.co name lemon myrtle as the hero ingredient but do not publish a full itemised ingredient list for this product.
Is it safe around cats and dogs?
Nontre.co describe the formula as safe for use near your pets and family. It does contain lemon myrtle essential oil, and cats process citrus-type oils differently to dogs, so we would let treated carpets and beds dry fully before the animals settle back onto them. That is sensible practice with any essential-oil spray.
What size is it?
500ml (16.9 fl oz) in a trigger spray bottle.
