December 3rd, 2008 | 
Author: I have been dealing with cat urine in my furniture, I've shampooed, used Kids N Pets, Febreze, etc. I was able to lighten the smell, but not totally get rid of it. I found out my sister in law is highly allergic to urine smells, and my brother and her are going to be staying with me for a few days when they visit. I need to find something to get rid of this urine that is inexpensive and really truly works well. Any suggestions? Please? I need to do this within two weeks! HELP PLEASE!?! thank you.
Oh and in case someone decides to give stupid answers like get rid of the cats, no, this happened as an accident, I have an old cat who is going downhill, but is not suffering so I won't put him to sleep yet. He's very happy and healthy, just old. All other answers, thank you very much for your input.
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New carpet. Nothing will ever work; trust me.
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Plain simple 'ol lemon juice.
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It's called "Pet Odor and Stain Remover," and it comes in a spray bottle. It's wonderful stuff! It also takes coffee stains out of clothes!
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eat the cat and get new carpet and padding
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KOE (Kennel Odor Eliminator)IF you can find it. I used to be able to get it from my area vets.
Woolite Pet Stain and Odor Remover will help a LOT!!!
However, NOTHING I've run across (that is still available) in over 20 years of owning cats will take pet urine out completely.
BTW: Will all you other posters PLEASE ___READ___ the WHOLE question and comments that go with it BEFORE you post?!?!?!?!?!?
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Been there, done that, got a whole closet full of the T-Shirts!!!
i heard that if you use vinegar it neutralizes the smell try it mixed with some water and then go over it with a soapy solution
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Have you tried vinegar? What you want to do, is get rid of the smell so the cat will not find where she's been doing her job!
Or you can try a number of these hints:
Whew, Do We Need Help
How can I get cat urine odor out of my carpet? I have a kitty who decided to "tinkle" in the same spot for a number of weeks. We are certain that the urine seeped down into the padding. Eventually, we broke him of the habit and he is now happy with one of the fancy automatic litter boxes (a less-than-frugal option). Although we have used the standard over-the-counter products for neutralizing and deodorizing, the odor creeps up every now and then. Any suggestions?
Lori L
Try Enzyme Neutralizers
Have you tried the enzyme odor neutralizers such as Simple Solution or Nature's Miracle? Personally, I've found Nature's Miracle to be about the best. You have to follow the directions EXACTLY though and saturate the area with the product, then leave it there the appropriate amount of time. You also have to treat ALL the areas where the animal has urinated, because if you leave a spot undone, the animal will smell that and think it's still "okay" to go there.
This stuff can be expensive if you purchase it through a place like PetSmart, etc. on a regular basis. I've found the cheapest source of this stuff (and other pet products) to be Jeffer's Pet Supply http://www.1800jeffers.com. They have some amazing deals. They also sell an ultraviolet light to help you "view" the urine stains, but this seems kind of expensive for what it is. Unfortunately, sometimes depending on your sub-floor or flooring, the odors still persist.
Another product I have used are the "Smell-Eze Granules" http://www.stretcher.com/stories/00/000124b.cfm
um how long has the urine stain been there. I've noticed with my cats when I had to litter train them that I used a towel or paper towel and laundry detergent and scrubbed it then put febreze on it immediately after. if your cat isn't neuteured and he was spraying then it will be harder to get the smell out but try my suggestion and if it doesn't work I tried
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You need to get an protein enzyme eater…Can't remember a specific name but it has to be an alive enzyme killer. I ran a daycare and was always worried about smells and such,…food spilled, milk spills…diapers leaking….and we had a new puppy. She was trained real quick but she did have some accidents. This product actually does do away with proteins…which is what the urine smell mostly consists of. Proteins….
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There is none. Cat urine stays forever. Dog urine you can get rid of, although it's not easy, but cat's is more potent, and permanent. You have to replace it. This is why I will never own a cat. It's too bad, because I like them.
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Well your should try oxi clean and soak surface of the furniture, then scrub really extensivly, then take a really thick sponge and soak out all the water in the fabric and repeat as much as nessisary it should work, or if the cushions unzip throw em in the washing machine
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you could use "urine gone" I don't know if it works but you can try it out and see what happens.
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Home remedy is white vinegar.I use it and it removes the smell from my cats accidents.
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You have to remove the under pad where the stain is and piece in new under pad. The under pad cannot be cleaned and iam sure it soaked through to the under pad as is always the case. You may even be suprised to find the flooring is also damaged from the urine, I've seen it burn the finish off of hardwood flooring once we lifted the carpet and under pad. Clean and disinfect the floor where you remove the under pad also. Clean and disinfect the back side of the carpet where stained. Re lay your carpet, steam clean and disinfect. This is the only way to rid of the odour from your carpet,( its in the under pad). You did not explain what type of furniture your trying to clean, hard furniture, soft, upholstered??? So I can't help you there but if it is upholstered sofa, chair call a professional cleaner to do this and he can steam clean the carpet at the same time. Use a company that has a "TRUCK MOUNTED" steam system, this is a real steam cleaning sysem and will do the best job possible, they can probably do all of the above for you also. One question I have is after all of the different chemicals you tried on the stains, is the urine stain still visable? Has it now dyed the colour of your carpet? If so this could be a permenent stain. Next time try to not rub the urine into the carpet, extract it out with a portable steam cleaner first before you apply the methods you mentioned above, work on it as you are steam cleaning (rinsing & extracting) the area. Or call in the professionals to do this, it's well worth it and will prevent permenent damage. They have all the proper solutions and equipment for this type of damage. If all is damaged it may be covered under your home insurance. Good Luck!
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