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Cat urine deposited outside the litter box -- either by spraying or by an "accident" -- will cause an odor if left untreated. Part of the odor comes from the cat urine itself -- mainly when the urine is "fresh". The rest of the odor comes from the bacteria which lives on the urine. The bacteria consume the organic matter in the urine releasing malodorous gases while breaking down the urine. The only way to eliminate the odor is to completely clean up the cat urine. If 100% of the urine cannot be removed then odor will be inevitable. There are many commercial urine cleaners to help with the cleaning process. The best cat urine cleaners are those containing bacteria and/or enzymes. The commercial products contain bacteria that are efficient at consuming the urine. The enzymes help provide an environment that is ideal for the bacteria. |
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Additional Topics How to remove cat urine from carpet When an "accident" happens on carpeting the urine goes through the carpet and into the padding underneath. When the urine gets to the flooring underneath the padding then the urine spreads horizontally, soaking into the padding and the flooring as it goes. More => How to remove cat urine from clothing Cat urine stains on clothing make those items unsuitable for wear. If the stain was not enough the odor of the urine is an additional incentive to throw the item in the trash. More => How to remove cat urine from cement Cement is very porous. Cleaning up the urine as quickly as possible after the "accident" helps prevent the urine from working its way down into the cement. More => How to remove cat urine from wood floors An urine removal product will eliminate the odor from a wood floor. But cat urine may discolor a wood floor. More => How to locate the source of cat urine odor The location of the urine deposit outside the litter box is key in eliminating the odor. There may be more than one spot but with some detective work on your part you should be able to find the source of the odor. More => How to choose a cat urine remover With the wide array of cleaners on the market it is hard to choose the best cleaner for removing cat urine and the resulting odor. Understanding the underlying cause of the odor will help you in your choice of cleaner. More => Home remedies for cat urine removal Forums are filled with home remedies for cat urine removal. Most of them are short term remedies that mask the odor but do not eliminate the underlying cause of the odor -- the cat urine itself. More => What is spraying? Spraying of urine in cats is distinguished from urination by a small amount of urine on a vertical surface. While all cats -- male or female, neutered or spayed -- may exhibit urine spraying behavior, the unneutered male does it the most often. More => Litter Box Connection The litter box is one possible cause of elimination outside the litter box. Your cat may have used the same litter box with the same litter for several months or years without a problem. Then she quit using the box. More => Copyright 2005-2006 Square Pet Productions. All rights reserved |