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Whats the best product to remove cat urine odor2007-11-25 12:29:09Answers:

Hi there.consider trying Nature's Miracle which is available worldwide at any pet store. It's an enzymatic neutralizer, which is very effective at lifting odour stains and is also non-toxic/safe for pets and children. It works by soaking the affected areas and then allowing it to air dry. Repeated applications are necessary if the area is heavily soiled.

Here's a photo of the what the product line looks like to make it easier for you to spot on the store shelves: http://www.petsmart.com/media/ps/images/.

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urine be gone.

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frabreeze

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Try vinegar and baking soda.

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Odoban is great. It will get rid of any smell.

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The pet store has this one that comes in a white bottle with a red top and what looks like a drawing of a cat on it. The stuff works great. Man all these cat questions and I cant remember the names of the things that I use! So sorry.

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ooooo yes. i just had this problem. whats the surface/material it is on?? my roomates cat had a spraying problem. baaaad news. i must say that the best thing ive done is baking soda. its SO simple. the cat actually got into my chest where i keep my sweaters and peed on all of them. it was disgusting. soooo through some people i found out about baking soda. depending on the fabric, you can rub the baking soda directly on the material before washing. rub it where the smell is coming from, and then wash like regular. my roomate recommends putting in a cup of baking soad as well, just in make sure you will get the smell out. it has worked for me about 15 times (wow, writing that number makes me feel like i should be more mad at my roomates cat).

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ugh, i hate urine odor. Unfortunately its really hard to get out. The last place i lived both of my cats started peeing in the same area, and once their smell is in there, they keep going back!! My best advice would be to steam clean the carpet where they have peed, pull up the carpet in that area and try to clean underneath as well. i use pet resolve in minor incidences and you might want to invest in a spray that can emit a smell that discourages the cats from wanting to pee there. I think that its call no spot, or something like that. Good luck!

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Wee Wee stain and odor removal for cats, by Four Paws. It's specially for cats(they have it for dogs too.), and you can even mop floors and steam carpets with it.

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Enzyme based cleaners work best, and they'll also get rid of any lingering scent that would tell kitty that the spot was a good place to use again.