[Val Walkinshaw]

I would recommend a professional detailer. They use an extractor that's far superior to what the average consumer has at home. I'm on a detailing forum and for example a decent one like Myree costs $1k starting. Something like this would be 15mins worth of easy work for them. For the long term smell, bacteria and biohazard now in that carpet, leave it to a professional. Our Camaros are worth that.

I'm sorry about your pup. I lost mine this summer and just today I was standing over his grave having a moment. It's gonna be hard this holiday season without him. Tbh, I could be coping better.

Anyways. Enough sappy stuff. Good luck to you and your fur baby.

Edit: get on FB and become a member of "detailing 101 by autogeek". Not only will you learn a lot, you'll likely get the same answer if not get a recommendation on someone in your area.

"GLEN e" is also a detailing geek here on these forums. He's also a good resource.