December 7th, 2008 | 
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<< I would like to know of a company in the Boston area that can remove cat urine odors? What is the best solution to clean cat urine without having the cat remark the spot? >>
I have tried most products over the counter along with carpet cleaners to try and remove the cat urine from my carpet. I have tried enzyme cleaners, odor out removers and nothing is working. Any suggestions for removal of the odor, not the cat?
Have you tried PetZyme? You can find jugs of it at PetSmart. I swear by the stuff. My one cat was peeing in a corner in my living room at my old place and it totally removed the stain and the smell.
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don’t use anything with bleach in it, it will make the cats pee there even more.
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You should clean it well and then put vinegar or alcohol many times in order not to smell
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I hear that Nature’s Miracle works great, but you do have to use it a few times before you can get the smell out entirely. But I have known a lot of clients that love it.
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I’m a Certified Veterinary Technician – 7 years experience.
same thing happened to us. we tried EVERYTHING! but my moms nose still detected the smell even when the rest of the family couldn’t. She couldn’t stand it and so we ended up replacing the whole carpet.
maybe just replace the little chunk of the carpet where the pee pee was. but If you have a strong sense of smell like my mom then you may not find a way to just clean the smell out.
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Have you tried PetZyme? You can find jugs of it at PetSmart. I swear by the stuff. My one cat was peeing in a corner in my living room at my old place and it totally removed the stain and the smell.
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Urine Out works pretty good… or put a little vinegar on the spot.
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I had this same problem and I tried all these other home remedies people are talking about. Then my friend told me about http://www.allnaturalproducts.com/ They have 100% all natural product that have an enzyme that neutralizes cat urine odor from carpet, couches, hardwood floors, concrete, and more. Good luck!
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Mix a spray bottle with a 50/50 mixture of vinegar and water. Spray the area liberally to dampen the carpet and soak in deep enough. Extract as much as possible with a couple of old towels or some paper towels. After it dries, place a liberal amount of baking soda over the carpet and allow to sit overnight. Vacuum up the baking soda and the smell should dissipate.
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2 cats with wall-to-wall carpet.