Cat urine has an ammonia-like smell that cat owners can recognize with one sniff. The scent can be overpowering if not promptly taken care of, but sometimes it can be hard to determine where it is coming from.
Cat urine is tough to clean thoroughly. So, even if you have mopped up the cat urine already, old, saturated urine might still have a strong enough odor that you can smell it when passing through a room. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Cat pee has one of those smells that is unmistakable—if you have cat pee in your home, you know it. Thankfully, most of our feline friends stick to peeing in their litter boxes. However, sometimes an accident can happen.
Cat pee in the carpet is the worst because it seeps in and can take a great deal of effort to remove. To help, we look at different methods to properly clean cat urine from your carpet and remove the unpleasant odors that go along with it. Read More...
Cats will pee outside of their litter boxes for several reasons. If you find a puddle on the floor, that’s easy enough to clean up. Unfortunately, sometimes, cats want to make a statement. Heading into your closet to pee on your shoes is one way that they can get your attention.
If you find your favorite leather boots soaked in cat pee, we know how devastating that can be. Leather is porous and will absorb stains and odors. Read More...
