[Undeloicene]

Sorry this might be off topic.

My cat is getting old and peeing everywhere. grrrr!

I need to remove cat pee odor from a carpet. Does anyone no a good product or household remedy to remove cat pee from carpet?

thanks in advance.

chris

 

[Baloo317]

Nature's miracle.

You might want to post this in O & E, you'll get lots more responses.

 

[brody]

remove the carpet ..honestly - best thing we ever did in our old house

we need to do it here too but not this year - hopefully next

 

[cinderbay]

product called Urine Off for cats.

 

[Tucker]

I don't think ANYTHING removes that smell...I say pull the carpet or move.

 

[Snowco Labradors]

Sprinkle baking soda over the area and let sit over night. It will absorb the odor just like it does in the fridge. Than just vacuume it up.

This works for me for dog pee but may not work as well for cat pee.

 

[spartygirl]

Easy answer: you don't. Cat pee is very different from dog, or even human, pee. It has very different proteins in it that are made to bond to surfaces, which is why cat urine gets sticky as it dries. I had a rug professionally cleaned after my cat peed on it and it seemed to remove the smell, but you can still smell it on humid days. And, cats can still smell where they've peed even if you can't smell it. Whatever you do, do not use anything with ammonia in it - it's baaad news when combined with cat urine, which is already extremely high in ammonia. If the urine penetrated the pad and floor, you have a bigger problem. Once the urine gets into the wood, there's no remedy other than ripping up that section of the floor.