Pet Urine & Feces Cleanup · Vancouver & the Lower Mainland
Cat and dog, urine and feces cleanup
How do you clean a home ruined by pet urine and feces? It takes more than cleaning the carpet. Local Trauma Clean inspects the padding and subfloor, treats or replaces what is saturated, then cleans, disinfects, and seals to stop the stains and odour returning. We handle pet messes, decomposed animals, and animal hoarding across Greater Vancouver. Call 778-828-6094.

Don't take any chances with the cleanup of excrement. If your property has been contaminated with human or animal urine or feces, make sure you hire professionals to clean it up. Our team is trained and equipped to handle feces cleanup and urine cleanup in the Greater Vancouver area. Call us today if you've had an animal infestation or a squatter has left behind hazardous waste that needs to be cleaned up.
Pet messes can be a hazard
Some of the common problems with pets we are called to clean up are urine and feces messes, or dead and decomposed animals. With our experience we can quickly and effectively resolve any pet problem you may be facing.
Many people lose control of their pets and are overwhelmed when faced with the task of cleaning up the space that has become soiled. This requires more than just cleaning the carpet. Typically, cat and dog urine and feces saturation is so severe that we need to pull up the carpet to inspect the padding and subfloor. Wooden subfloors need to be treated and sometimes even replaced. Other services involve cleaning, disinfecting, and sealing to prevent the stains and odour from returning. The full extent of damage cannot be known until all of the layers of flooring are inspected. No matter how big or small the problem, we can get it resolved.
If you have a cat urine odour problem, pet feces, or other animal waste need, call us and we will have one of our cleaning specialists on the job immediately. Cat urine odour can be overpowering, and the crystals in cat urine can make it difficult and sometimes impossible to remove. It can penetrate deep into the structure and the contents of a home.
Animal hoarding cleanup
Animal hoarding can be identified when a person is housing more animals than they can adequately and appropriately care for. It is a complex issue that often encompasses mental health, animal welfare, and public safety concerns, defined by an inability to provide even minimal standards of nutrition, sanitation, shelter, and veterinary care. In some cases, guardians believe they are helping their animals and deny this inability to provide minimum care.
Once the people and animals involved have been removed from the premises, it's time to call in Local Trauma Clean. Animal urine saturates everything around it, leaving contents it touches unsalvageable, and structural damage is typically found within these homes, destroying carpeting, flooring, and drywall. These cases need thorough attention and must be performed by a company with the knowledge and equipment to properly remediate the space. We sort through the contents and save anything that has not been destroyed, and salvageable items are cleaned and disinfected by our experienced team.
Our animal mess cleanup process
- Cleanup. Elimination of all biohazardous materials from the premises, including blood, bodily fluids, other biological materials, and any items contaminated by these substances. The remains of dead animals are nearly always found where this type of hoarding occurs.
- Sanitization. Elimination of hazardous pathogens, including potentially deadly bacteria and viruses, through the application of medical-grade sanitization agents.
- Deodorizing. After the premises is fully cleaned and sanitized, commercial-grade deodorizing chemicals thoroughly eliminate the stench associated with animal hoarding.
Pet urine and feces cleanup questions, answered
Can pet urine smell be removed from a subfloor?
Often the saturation is so severe that we pull up the carpet to inspect the padding and subfloor. Wooden subfloors may need to be treated and sometimes replaced. We clean, disinfect, and seal to prevent the stains and odour from returning. The full extent of damage cannot be known until all layers of flooring are inspected.
Why is cat urine odour so hard to remove?
Cat urine odour can be overpowering, and the crystals in cat urine can make it difficult and sometimes impossible to remove with ordinary cleaning. It penetrates deep into the structure and contents of a home, which is why professional treatment is often needed.
Do you handle animal hoarding situations?
Yes. Once the people and animals involved have been safely removed from the premises, we sort through the contents and save anything that has not been destroyed, then clean, disinfect, and deodorize. Animal hoarding cases often involve structural damage to carpeting, flooring, and drywall, and need thorough attention.
What gets replaced versus cleaned?
Items and materials saturated beyond saving are removed and disposed of, while salvageable contents are cleaned and disinfected. Carpet, padding, and subfloor are inspected and treated or replaced as needed. We finish with deodorizing so the odour does not persist.
Don't live in these conditions any longer. We can help.
Call us with the details and we'll have one of our cleaning specialists on the job. We'll assess the full extent and give you a clear plan.
Call 778-828-6094