Comments on: Cat Urine Odor Remover http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/ Caring for your pet cats Mon, 14 May 2012 10:05:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: lory http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/comment-page-1/#comment-48090 lory Tue, 29 Nov 2011 13:44:33 +0000 http://petcareeducation.com/cat/?p=401#comment-48090 how wlll i teach my cat to urinate outside my house how wlll i teach my cat to urinate outside my house

]]> By: mike http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/comment-page-1/#comment-31127 mike Mon, 30 May 2011 11:53:12 +0000 http://petcareeducation.com/cat/?p=401#comment-31127 same problem--walls--stinking cat sprayed all over walls-have been using bleach vinegar and expensive cleaner--mediocre results--hard walls are definitley a delimma=--please post if you have discovered a remedy for walls thanks, mike same problem–walls–stinking cat sprayed all over walls-have been using bleach vinegar and expensive cleaner–mediocre results–hard walls are definitley a delimma=–please post if you have discovered a remedy for walls
thanks, mike

]]> By: Jill http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/comment-page-1/#comment-20477 Jill Sun, 27 Feb 2011 23:11:09 +0000 http://petcareeducation.com/cat/?p=401#comment-20477 I have rental property and have a major cat urine problem. I've been using the peroxide, baking soda and soap formula. My problem is that on vertical surfaces, i.e. walls the mixture can't "soak" very well. The tenant had two tom cats and one female, none of which were neutered or spayed. With the black light it lit up the room like a disco ballroom. Every room including kitchen. Sprayed the back splash wall, Yeeech! Tha carpet and pad went to the dump, hoping I don't have to replace the subfloor but the walls got it too but cannot soak walls. I considered adding a liquid thickener but don't want to diminish the action of the peroxide mix. Any help out there? I have rental property and have a major cat urine problem. I’ve been using the peroxide, baking soda and soap formula. My problem is that on vertical surfaces, i.e. walls the mixture can’t “soak” very well. The tenant had two tom cats and one female, none of which were neutered or spayed. With the black light it lit up the room like a disco ballroom. Every room including kitchen. Sprayed the back splash wall, Yeeech! Tha carpet and pad went to the dump, hoping I don’t have to replace the subfloor but the walls got it too but cannot soak walls. I considered adding a liquid thickener but don’t want to diminish the action of the peroxide mix. Any help out there?

]]> By: Sandiana http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/comment-page-1/#comment-4363 Sandiana Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:01:47 +0000 http://petcareeducation.com/cat/?p=401#comment-4363 A black light is the absolute best solution for this. Just buy a black light & use it in each room (in the dark), and the urine spots will glow. A black light is the absolute best solution for this. Just buy a black light & use it in each room (in the dark), and the urine spots will glow.

]]> By: ed Watts http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/comment-page-1/#comment-3280 ed Watts Sat, 24 Jul 2010 16:41:57 +0000 http://petcareeducation.com/cat/?p=401#comment-3280 I have a prpblem with cat urine. would you be able to help me with away to detect problem areas that the cat has used. this will elinminate having to use or tare apart areas that have not been affected thank you ed I have a prpblem with cat urine. would you be able to help me with away to detect problem areas that the cat has used. this will elinminate having to use or tare apart areas that have not been affected

thank you

ed

]]> By: Linda M http://petcareeducation.com/cat/cat-urine-odor-remover/comment-page-1/#comment-3223 Linda M Tue, 20 Jul 2010 21:32:57 +0000 http://petcareeducation.com/cat/?p=401#comment-3223 My cat's box was obnoxious, regardless of how many times I cleaned it. I solved the problem for the most part by getting a new box and filling it with a wheat based litter as opposed to clay based. The wheat has a natural odor and while it clumps like clay, the urine does not bind together. Another nice thing about wheat is that it is biodegradable. I understand that there is also corn based litter on the market as well. My cat’s box was obnoxious, regardless of how many times I cleaned it. I solved the problem for the most part by getting a new box and filling it with a wheat based litter as opposed to clay based. The wheat has a natural odor and while it clumps like clay, the urine does not bind together. Another nice thing about wheat is that it is biodegradable. I understand that there is also corn based litter on the market as well.

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