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Jul 26, 2011 10:54

So I bought a blacklight, and decided to take a look at my closet since I know one of my cats likes to pee there when he's not feeling well. I, however, had only suspected he was peeing in one specific corner ( Read more... )

funky smells, dirty house, why god why, pee, animals

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brokenscreamx July 26 2011, 18:08:32 UTC

D: I had a male cat who liked to spray and pee in a specific area of my room and I have a female cat who will only have diarrhea in the SAME area of my room when she's got an upset stomach, I guess she doesn't want to get her box all dirty D:

ditaykan July 27 2011, 01:33:53 UTC

Maybe it's the same as with my cat, when she starts feeling bad she tells you by doing something unusual?

Granted, diarrhea isn't the same thing as needing a tooth pulled, but whatever works.

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ditaykan July 27 2011, 01:30:47 UTC

Never heard of this! Where can one buy it, if the bacteria doesn't work?

spike0313 July 27 2011, 00:23:40 UTC

Nature's miracle urine destroyer for cats is awesome.

ditaykan July 27 2011, 01:30:10 UTC

See, I tried a squirt bottle of that and it didn't seem to help. Maybe I didn't saturate the area enough?

vanesssa19 July 27 2011, 02:15:33 UTC

I love nature's miracle. This issue you might be having is that if you have that much pee in the area (like it sounds) its gone down to the padding under the carpet. You can treat the carpet loads, but until you soak the padding and the entire carpet fiber the odor is still going to be there. You'll have to saturate the area with the NM for it get deep down enough to help. I've never used the cat stuff, but for your whole closet you'll likely need the gallon size which runs around $25. (I've also heard baking soda & peroxide mixed with a tiny amount of dawn works great for pet odors... but I rent and didn't want to risk the carpet lightening up.)

I love me some NM. It works great on all kinds of organic materials/odor so I use the normal stuff anytime/anywhere I want to freshen the house up (and it doesn't leave a lingering odor like febreeze so I love it in the summer when everyone is sweaty and the couch gets a little yuck.)

e_mily July 27 2011, 18:06:26 UTC

NM wooooo is amazing. :D

But you really do need to actually saturate the area, particularly carpet.