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I would use Clorox Urine Remover.
or if you cant find that
Odor Ban.
Both work very well.
The Odor Ban is great for all sorts of cleaning.
I use it in laundry, cleaning the floors and you can dilute it so it goes from a mild solution that can be used to freshen the air or furniture to a stronger sanitizer.
(gets urine odors out, makes the dogs blankets and beds smell fresh. All sorts of uses.)
If the manufacturer of the mattress is known to you a call to their "800" number or an email to them might help, they may have recommendations as well.

If this is a "therapeutic" air mattress like ones used on a hospital bed and not a "blow up" one most of them are or should be easily cleanable and they should not absorb fluids. so cleaning, sanitizing should not be a problem.
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Next time, go to Walmart and get one of those waterproof mattress cover sheets. The feel like cloth and not plastic like. Approx $40
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Grandma1954 Sep 2023
Depending on the air mattress placing a waterproof mattress cover may restrict flow.
I would consult the product information before using waterproof coverings
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I just googled it. Look at puffy.com for the answer. Read this article, How To Clean An Air Mattress With Pee On It Effectively.
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MACinCT Sep 2023
The OP never mentioned an air mattress. If it is a regular mattress with a lot of urine then it may take several days to dry. Sometimes mold sets in
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