ANGRY ORANGE Cat Urine Odor Eliminator Spray, Enzyme Cleaner, 32 oz

When you need to treat pet messes on more than carpet, a multi-surface spray may be more practical than a cleaner aimed at one material. ANGRY ORANGE is an enzyme cleaner for urine, feces, and vomit, with carpet, hardwood, fabric, and turf among the surfaces listed for use.

Its fresh scent is part of the appeal, but fragrance preferences and results are not universal. Buyer feedback is mixed on stain removal and odor control, so it makes sense to weigh the broad intended use against the possibility that a particular mess may not respond as hoped.

Key points

The spray is designed to address both stains and odors from pet urine, feces, and vomit. Rather than being positioned only as a fragrance cover-up, it uses enzyme activity to break down messes. The listing also describes up to 80 hours of freshness, that claim is not a guarantee that every odor or stain will disappear in every situation.

Its stated surface range includes carpet, hardwood floors, fabric, and turf, as well as other surfaces. That breadth can be useful in a home where accidents happen in different areas. A more narrowly targeted cleaner may be preferable if you only need to treat one specific material or want a product whose directions are tailored to it.

The scent is described as fresh, and the formula is said to use enzymes and other natural ingredients. Buyers, however, have mixed opinions about the scent itself. Feedback is also divided on stain and odor results: some report success, while others say the cleaner did not resolve the issue. Some buyers also report that the sprayer leaks or performs poorly, a practical concern when applying it around the home.

How to use it

Use the spray on a pet mess on a listed surface such as carpet, hardwood, fabric, or turf. The product is described as safe for pets and children, but the directions specifically say not to spray it directly onto either. The supplied details do not specify a dwell time or a surface-specific application method, so they do not support more precise instructions here.

For example, someone dealing with a cat urine spot on carpet can use a cleaner intended for both the visible mark and the associated odor, rather than choosing a product focused only on scent. The same multi-surface positioning may suit households that also need to address messes on fabric or turf.

Who it’s for

It’s a great fit if you want one spray intended for common dog and cat messes across several kinds of surfaces, and you are comfortable with a fresh-scented formula. It may also suit a household looking to address both the stain and the smell in the same cleaning step.

It might not be a great match if you need consistently predictable stain removal, prefer an unscented cleaner, or are relying on a sprayer that buyers have not reported issues with. Those concerns reflect divided buyer feedback, not a guaranteed outcome for every bottle or use.

Questions before you buy

What kinds of messes is it intended for? The product is described for pet urine, feces, and vomit, including dog and cat pee.

Which surfaces are named? Carpet, hardwood floors, fabric, and turf are specifically listed, along with a broader claim of use on most surfaces.

Can it be sprayed directly on pets or children? No. Although the product is described as safe for pets and children, the directions say not to spray it directly onto them.

Buying verdict

This 32 oz spray is worth considering if you want an enzyme-based cleaner with a stated range of pet messes and surfaces, rather than a product focused on one material. Its practical trade-offs are the fresh fragrance, mixed buyer reports about stain and odor performance, and complaints about sprayer quality. Choose it for the intended multi-surface use, but keep those uncertainties in mind if a dependable result on a particular stain is your main requirement.