Dog vommed on brand new carpet!

[2389Champ]

I’m beginning to think this might be a lost cause. My puppy threw up on my living room carpet last week. I thought I had got to it quickly enough but there now seems to be a circle I can’t shift. I’ve tried enzyme pet cleaners, wet carpet cleaner, Dyson Dysolv and even diluted white vinegar. Unfortunately it’s not in a spot where I can even put a rug over it. Any tips gratefully received!

Dr Beckmann stain remover has generally worked fir me, but you can also get enzyme eating specialist pet stain cleaners.

Nothing works on canine stomach bile and having mixed various chemicals together it makes it worse.

I promise I've tried everything and even had a professional carpet cleaner try it, they even came back to try it again and nothing worked.

In my last house I had all wood floors, this bit of carpet in my new house is on its last legs.

@AnitaMani

Nothing works on canine stomach bile and having mixed various chemicals together it makes it worse.

I promise I've tried everything and even had a professional carpet cleaner try it, they even came back to try it again and nothing worked.

In my last house I had all wood floors, this bit of carpet in my new house is on its last legs.

Thank you, I suspected this might be the case.

Insurance claim pending!

This happened to us with a rug and nothing worked. Soaking, spot cleaning, airing on the line for days.

You could try hiring a rug doctor but I suspect it's too late and the carpet is ruined.

A steam cleaner gets stomach bile out of carpets. You need a cheap steamer from Amazon, obviously get one with good reviews.
Them use the most concentrated nozzle and steam the carpet at a 45 degree angle sort of blasting the stain out and have a clean cloth to blot the steamed area immediately.
This has worked for me on a light carpet numerous times.