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Cat Urine & Odor Remover

Cat Urine & Odor Remover eliminates even the toughest cat odor and stains with an innovative formula that works at the molecular level.

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Cat Urine & Odor Remover

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  1. CAT URINE & ODOR REMOVER

  2. WHAT IS CAT URINE & ODOR REMOVER Cat Urine & Odor Remover is scientifically formulated to eliminate tough cat odors and stains. Unique Pro-Bacteria and enzyme combination break down the proteins in urine, completely eliminating stains and odors. Stains and odors are not just covered up, they are removed permanently. Use on carpet, upholstery and any other water safe surface.

  3. USES OF CAT URINE REMOVER When your cat takes to urinating outside the litter box, the smell can be difficult to get rid of and nearly impossible to mask. Whether the cat pees on a carpet, a piece of furniture, bed linens, or your clothes, it’s important to neutralize the odor both to avoid embarrassment and to prevent the cat from becoming a repeat offender, as they’ll often return to a spot where they have previously urinated if the odor is not eliminated.

  4. CAT PEE STINKS Cat urine is not all that different from other animals’ urine, but what gives cat urine such a bad smell is that the urine is usually left unnoticed until it becomes a problem. Cats have a propensity to mark their territory outside the litter box, be it on the carpet or in hidden corners. After a while, the bacterium in the urine decomposes and gives off an ammonia-like odor characteristic of stale old urine.

  5. CATS URINATES OUTSIDE OF LITTER BOX There are a number of reasons as to why your cat may have started turning up his or her tail at the place he or she is supposed to pee. Owners often think cats urinate in inappropriate places as a way of getting even, but they lack the sophisticated cognitive abilities needed to concoct a revenge strategy.

  6. TIPS FOR CLEANING CAT URINE • Grab a paper towel, and try to blot up as much of the urine as possible. If it's a large spot and you don't want to waste paper towels, use a cloth towel or old clothes that can be thrown away. If the spot is on the carpet, stand on the wet spot (remember to wear shoes). • Don't rub the stain. If it's dry, pour cold water on the stain, and blot. • Avoid using detergents with ammonia in them. The "pee smell" in them might encourage your cat to mark the spot again. • Use a commercial product found at your pet store or a homemade mixture from ingredients found right in your own home. Make sure to test either of the two on a small area first.

  7. Here's a good homemade solution: mix a water and vinegar solution. Vinegar is great for killing bacteria. This mixture is perfect for both old and new stains. Try 1 1/2 cups of warm water and a 1/2 cup of vinegar. Pour this concoction over the stain and soak for about 3 to 5 minutes. Note: vinegar is not good for marble or stone. • There's nothing like good all-purpose baking soda. After the water and vinegar solution is dry, sprinkle the area with baking soda. How much is enough? A lot. • You're not done just yet with the homemade remedies. Mix 3/4 cup of three percent hydrogen peroxide (you know you have some under your bathroom sink) with 1 teaspoon of dish detergent. Sprinkle this solution over the baking soda and test a small spot. You need to do this because sometimes peroxide can discolor or bleach fabrics (source). Work the baking soda into the fabric or carpet.

  8. it's time to let the mixtures dry for a few hours. Once the spot's good and dry, vacuum the excess baking soda. If the stain is extremely tough, repeat the entire process again. • If homemade mixing is not your thing, there are commercial products on the market that work well too. Make sure to look for cleaners that contain enzymes because they work to break down the urine and neutralize the odor (source). Make sure you follow the instructions carefully on these products. • Just because you can't see the stain, doesn't mean you can't smell the stain. Deodorizing must be part of the equation. Once again, baking soda and a mixture of detergent and water will help minimize odors.

  9. HOME MADE TIPS FOR CAT URINE REMOVAL Vinegar-Baking Soda Spray: White vinegar is a miraculous substance that will get rid of even the old accident stains that might have been missed if a dog did a “ninja-pee” behind the bookshelves or something. Baking soda is nature’s odor remover, and teamed up with vinegar, does a great job at getting rid of odors!

  10. Hydrogen-peroxide/baking soda mixture: Hydrogen peroxide is another great substance when it comes to breaking down the “crystals” of urine and pulling out stains. Combine it with naturally deodorizing baking soda, and you have another great solution for cleaning up stains.

  11. Citrus-enzyme cleaner: Popular stain removal products often have lengthy labels telling about how they use “enzymes” to digest and break down stains and odors on a molecular level. It sounds mighty fancy, but with a little time and patience you can easily make your own.

  12. CONTACT US FOR CAT URINE REMOVAL Pet Supplies 4 Less www.petsupplies4less.com Phone: 877-813-7387

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