Do you have a cat or multiple cats in your home? If so, then chances are, you have had to deal with the smell of urine in some way, shape or form.
If you are dealing with problems of that urine smell, either because of their ever so popular urine marking or it's coming from the litter box, there is no reason for you to panic.
We have some easy to follow information on how you can remove cat urine.
However, take note that just because you get rid of the smell and remove those stains, that still isn't getting to the main problem.
If you never figure out why it is being done, then your cat is more than likely going to continue with this problem.
Before we get into cleaning the smell up, let's try to figure out why the family pet has been doing this.
There could be a number of reasons as to why your cat is using the bathroom in different areas throughout your home.
It could be because they are marking their territory or it could be deeper as it could be caused by a medical problem.
If you believe your feline has a medical problem, then it is important to take him or her to the vet to get examined.
There are some other reasons as to why the feline may not be using the litter box.
When it comes to using it, they may be shy.
Believe it or not, this is a problem found in a lot of cats.
They enjoy having their own privacy, this is especially true when they are going to the bathroom.
We recommend you placing more than one box in your home for your cat to use the restroom.
When you place your cats litter box somewhere, it is important to place it in a place that is quiet so that they can do their business.
By doing this, you may be stopping the problem and will no longer have to remove that smell that is all over your house.
When it comes to actually removing the cat urine, there are a number of different tips that you will find useful.
White vinegar seems to be the choice that many are turning to when getting rid of the smell.
Begin by taking some towels and getting as much urine you can off of the material by soaking it up.
Make sure you do not rub it or you will only be pushing the urine deeper into the fabric.
Take half warm water with some white distilled vinegar and mix and apply it to the area.
This time, rub it in.
Let the area dry, then, take your rag and warm water and go over it one more time.
When it has dried up, the area that has been affected should be clean.
Now it is time to use a good pet odor neutralizer.
This is going to get rid of that smell that is lingering around.
It may also stop your feline from going to the same area to do the same thing.
Besides using vinegar, there are lots of other ways you could remove urine.
Remember, make sure your pet is not dealing with a medical condition.