Cat Odor Removal-how to be Successful!

Published: Jan 5th, 2009 | Author: ardhi Add Comment

For those of us who own a cat knows that odors and in particular cat odor removal can be a real problem. Litter boxes, small pet cages, urine and other “accidents”, can give your home a distasteful smell. Thorough cleaning is important, and there are strategies and products that can help with even the most stubborn cat odors.

Some problem odors may be more immovable. There are a wide range of products on the market claiming to cut your cat odor removal time by more then half, some of them contain enzymes that will break down the source of the odor. Used correctly, and in some worst cases with more than one application, these can work. Other solutions include scrubbing the carpet or other effected areas with diluted liquid laundry detergent, or with various all-purpose cleaners. Test an not easily seen area of the carpet before applying, because the product may cause discoloration.

Why does my cat’s urine have such an intense stench?

A cat’s urine has that super strong stench because of protein contained in it. When cat urine dries on the carpet it forms crystals and those crystals are the reason for your serious cat urine odor. It’s also why cat odor removal becomes very difficult. When you try and remove the cat urine with a normal cleaner the cleaner just covers up the cat urine smell and you will think that you have removed the spot effectively. But these crystals reactivate their odor in moist conditions and you will find the cat urine smell returning again and again. You need to use a cleaner which can break down the crystals formed by the cat urine to get rid of that intense odor completely.

Another reason for your cat urinating everywhere could be because of an illness or bladder infection. Try to catch your cat in the act and see if they are spraying or urinating normally. Try to see if the cat is showing any signs of pain while urinating, which normally means infection. Blood in the urine is also a sign of a urinary tract infection. If any of these symptoms are obvious, take your cat to the vet.

There are many cat urine cleaners on the market. All of them claiming to be the best cat odor removal product. Most cat urine cleaners contain bacteria and enzymes which react chemically with the urine and remove the odor making it easier to clean. A product created specifically for removing cat urine should be used. You can be find these products at most pet stores.

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