I know how to get rid of pet toilet accidents' smells..

I was recently recommended this and it works for my animals toilet accidents. 2 of my indoor (neutered) cats had been having 'piddle-wars', unfortunately up the radiator,when it was on, initially unbeknown to us - of course the smell permeated the whole room.. But not anymore, mix about 8 fl oz of hydrogen peroxide - the sort you do your hair with - available from a chemist, you'd only need 30 vol strength by the way - mix it with a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda and a tiny squirt of squeezy. mix it in a plastic jug or similar, pour it onto the stain, it will fizz up - leave it to work and once dry believe me the smell is gone. And its cheap. not like other expensive stuff that does not work or does not permanently get rid of smells. I have safely used it on carpet, wicker, plastic, lino, concrete area. Once the smell has gone they will no longer be attracted to mark the spot with theirs then the other follows suit,etc - I'm sure you know if you have pets! To be on the safe side with furnishings try a patch test first. Oh and keep the pets away from the treated area whilst its wet, of course. Try it, I'm sure you will be quite happy with the result, I know I have been searching for a solution for years - I think it came from an old fashioned book.. I'm trying it behind the telly next, a favourite place of cats to wee and mine has... I think really strong smells will need two applications maybe, but all mine just needed one.