Does this product also work for cat urine?
1551472
I don't have cats but my best friend does and she stated that this product did not really deter her cats, though it cleans well. It , however, deterred my dog when house training to not soil in the same spot.
696616
The only thing I found that works it a brand of enclosed litter boxes called "Cat it". I bought it at Petsmart. The way the seams meet along the edge of the upper and lower part of the box causes the urine to run straight down the wall instead of sitting in the seams and finding its way out onto the floor. Well worth the money spent.
917283
Not sure. I used another product that worked great until I shampooed the carpet and then it came back. The cats have won the battle- I wound up conceding and placing a box where they were peeing- now everyone's happy.
510994
I think it would. I bought this system last year for our cat and the difference in smell was amazing! The pads seemed to soak up the urine that fell past the pellets and lock it in!
847627
FYI, if you have never used that product, the smell of it and cat urine together are not appealing! Not that cat urine is ever appealing, but there are other litter options on the market that eliminate the smell whereas this one intensify it!
1999930
Don't know. Al I know is, it got the cat urine out. And that's pretty strong stuff. See if any other people here comments here
1772361
Yes, it works on cat urine if the urine is fresh - If you leave your cat for a weekend and the urine is dry by the time you return it may work. It depends on the material. There is a version of the product specific for cat urine and I've not seen a difference. It's important not to try water or soap first and the worse the stain the more time it needs to soak. I use multiple towels to try todraw the urine out. Nothing is perfect but this is the best product for the job.
1400883
It works fairly well on cat urine odor which is usually much stronger than dog urine. I still notice some cat urine odor from my carpet, but others don't appear to have as senitive a nose as I do and they can't smell it. It's the best product I've found to date.
2057756
I don't know about dog urine but I tried it for cat urine on an upholstered chair and IT WORKS!!!! I used it twice just to make sure the odor was gone for good and I have got to say I was pleasantly surprised! Great product!
1513957
Can't answer this question as it has been a while since I purchased it. I do remember I didn't care for it and went back to using Nature's Miracle Cure for Cat Urine but I have an elderly, mentally ill , marking kitty so use a ton of the stuff. It gets rid of my cat's odor best. The fellow that hosts "My Cat From Hell" loves Fizzion Pet Stain & Odor remover. All I can tell you is that it was not right for me.
1284936
It also works for my dog, I don't know for cats. Your best bet is to feed your cat more often with smaller amounts.
241761
Well I feel stupid because I never noticed the two different versions of this. I have been buying the pet urine one but will definitely get the cat one next time to see it if works better. My best guess (and this is from experience with both dog and cat pee) cat urine stinks up the house a lot worse than dog urine so possibly the cat urine product would be stronger and more effective on cat odors.
1132141
I'm seeing a number of products that address urine, but my cats are defecating under a bed, on the carpet, but use their boxes for urination. Will this product help with the defecation odor? Shoot, I meant this as a question, not an answer!
95669
No. In fact, it doesn't work at all. Save your money for another product. The only thing I've found that suppresses cat urine odor is enzyme based "Dymon Liquid Alive", which comes in a gallon bottle for around $35. Diluted, it will still completely eliminate odor until it dries and the enzymes stop working. The enzymes are also supposed to consume the physical urine residue, which "should" completely eliminate the odor. That didn't happen in my case - possibly because the urine was so thoroughly impregnated in my carpet before I found the product. However, it did significantly reduce, but did not eliminate, the ambient odor over time. When inviting guests over, an application of Alive kept my unsuspecting visitors unaware of my cat urine odor problem. With respect to plaster and furniture... Active Alive might work, but an inconspicuous test application would be prudent. Don't waste your money on Fizzion. Best of luck in eliminating your problem.
1224987
I would think so. I've wiped it clean after a leaky toilet made it go off -- just water. Not sure what the difference? It's mostly smooth all over. The bottom has two metal contacts that make it work. I suppose cat urine COULD get trapped in the TINY gap between the metal and plastic. But I would definitely think the answer to your question is yes.
845543
We used this product to get rid of cat urine odor left behind on a sofa cushion; although we absorbed the "accident" with a towel while it was still wet, before saturating the cushion with this product. We have also used it to launder items (blankets, etc.) that had cat urine on them. There does not appear to be any sticky residue that remains and the odor was completely eliminated. This product has been a true MIRACLE for us. :-) Good luck!
256707
Regular Natures Miracle works wonders on Dog stains. Natures Miracle does have a special Cat formula that I've used in the past when I've had a cat urine problem. It does take care of that, sometimes you may have to do it twice, but it does completely get rid of the smell and the stain itself.