I have been using Fizzion for the last 6 months but my 2 cats keep going back to the same spot and peeing on my hardwood floors not on my carpeted areas just the wood floor. Not everyday but often enough to aggravate me Help!! I have been using Fizzion for the last 6 months but my 2 cats keep going back to the same spot and peeing on my hardwood floors not on my carpeted areas just the wood floor. Not everyday but often... » Read More I have been using Fizzion for the last 6 months but my 2 cats keep going back to the same spot and peeing on my hardwood floors not on my carpeted areas just the wood floor. Not everyday but often enough to aggravate me Help!! « Show Less
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This product does not work... I would recommend contacting the seller for a refund.
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Fizzion absolutely does work to remove the pee smell. Perhaps the pee got between the boards and they are still smelling it? I soak the area and wipe it down, then soak it again and let it stand for a while. It might smell worse for a bit, but when it's dry the smell is gone. We have some naughty boys who also like to pee on a few fav. places. Fizzion doesn't say it will stop them from peeing, it says it will clean it up. Dogs pee once and they are done, a cat will remark a spot to be sure other cats know it's "theirs". Very irritating for sure! But all we can do is clean it up and get rid of the stink. Fizzion absolutely does work to remove the pee smell. Perhaps the pee got between the boards and they are still smelling it? I soak the area and wipe it down, then soak it again and let it stand for a while. It might smell worse for a bit, but when it's dry the smell is gone. We have some naughty boys who also like to pee on a few fav. places. Fizzion doesn't say it will stop them from peeing, it says it will clean it up. Dogs pee once and they are done, a cat will remark a spot to be sure other cats know it's "theirs". Very irritating for sure! But all we can do is clean it up... » Read More Fizzion absolutely does work to remove the pee smell. Perhaps the pee got between the boards and they are still smelling it? I soak the area and wipe it down, then soak it again and let it stand for a while. It might smell worse for a bit, but when it's dry the smell is gone. We have some naughty boys who also like to pee on a few fav. places. Fizzion doesn't say it will stop them from peeing, it says it will clean it up. Dogs pee once and they are done, a cat will remark a spot to be sure other cats know it's "theirs". Very irritating for sure! But all we can do is clean it up and get rid of the stink. « Show Less
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The urine may have gotten between the boars which will make it more difficult to eliminate. Make sure you have enough litter boxes, filled with a litter they prefer and are cleaned regularly. If the spot is near a window, the cats may be marking to protect their territory from a cat they see outside. In that case, after cleaning the area you will want to block their site of the interlopers.
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Have you checked them for a medical issue? If they are healthy, it could be a territorial or insecurity issue. Make sure you have enough litter boxes. Look for other cats coming up to your house. One thing you could try is putting a litter box right at that area and slowly moving toward where you want it. The kind of litter or box could be a factor as well.
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You are quite welcome. One other possibility that I forgot to note(apologies if you already are aware, not intended as an insult to your intelligence) is that cats who get urinary tract infections will repeatedly urinate outside the litter box. If that is what's happening, the vet can give clavimox antibiotic to treat it. Recurring UTIs may be caused by urinary stones, and a special diet(Royal Canin feline S/O) will treat that stone issue. If kidney dysfunction(usually cat is>=10 years old) is the issue, the food(dry or canned) Hill's k/d and plenty of water access should help. That's likely more than you ever needed to know. Thanks for asking! You are quite welcome. One other possibility that I forgot to note(apologies if you already are aware, not intended as an insult to your intelligence) is that cats who get urinary tract infections will repeatedly urinate outside the litter box. If that is what's happening, the vet can give clavimox antibiotic to treat it. Recurring UTIs may be caused by urinary stones, and a special diet(Royal Canin feline S/O) will treat that stone issue. If kidney dysfunction(usually cat is>=10 years old) is the issue, the food(dry or canned) Hill's k/d and plenty of water access should help. That's... » Read More You are quite welcome. One other possibility that I forgot to note(apologies if you already are aware, not intended as an insult to your intelligence) is that cats who get urinary tract infections will repeatedly urinate outside the litter box. If that is what's happening, the vet can give clavimox antibiotic to treat it. Recurring UTIs may be caused by urinary stones, and a special diet(Royal Canin feline S/O) will treat that stone issue. If kidney dysfunction(usually cat is>=10 years old) is the issue, the food(dry or canned) Hill's k/d and plenty of water access should help. That's likely more than you ever needed to know. Thanks for asking! « Show Less
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reno,i've been using a drinkwell fountain for years, without the problem you are having. i hope that you have already resolved your problem. with 2 cats, i was not replacing the filter as often as you. (i have the smaller fountain, my sister has the platinum.) the platinum is currently providing water for my sister's 2 dogs, my 2 larger dogs, and one good sized cat. we do need to fill it a couple of times a day.i don't know if this will help, but if you are still having the problem you might try cleaning the entire thing with white vinegar. vinegar works so well for cleaning so many things, i think it might help. good luck to you. reno,i've been using a drinkwell fountain for years, without the problem you are having. i hope that you have already resolved your problem. with 2 cats, i was not replacing the filter as often as you. (i have the smaller fountain, my sister has the platinum.) the platinum is currently providing water for my sister's 2 dogs, my 2 larger dogs, and one good sized cat. we do need to fill it a couple of times a day.i don't know if this will help, but if you are still having the problem you might try cleaning the entire thing with white vinegar. vinegar works so well for... » Read More reno,i've been using a drinkwell fountain for years, without the problem you are having. i hope that you have already resolved your problem. with 2 cats, i was not replacing the filter as often as you. (i have the smaller fountain, my sister has the platinum.) the platinum is currently providing water for my sister's 2 dogs, my 2 larger dogs, and one good sized cat. we do need to fill it a couple of times a day.i don't know if this will help, but if you are still having the problem you might try cleaning the entire thing with white vinegar. vinegar works so well for cleaning so many things, i think it might help. good luck to you. « Show Less
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I have the same issue with one of my cats. Did you buy this and has it worked for you ?
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It seems to depend on the concentration of the urine and also the dog .. I had one dog who did not repeat it in the same spot and another who did .It is not perfect but it is the best I have found .. It is important to follow the directions though and be patient . It has cleaned up messes on white carpet for me . You might have to go back and repeat it ..
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I'd advise you have your cat checked by vet. Our cat who was eliminating outside of liter boxes was finally diagnosed with Irritable bowel disease. I knew there was something wrong and went to several vets & a cat specialist. This product did not entice her and just made the others dig, dig, dig in the boxes. Your cat might not like the litter or litter box that you are using. I had elimination problems with another cat and switching to a scoop able litter solved her issues. I wish you luck and patience.
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To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a deterrent, only problem is I have a dog and he is a hound and likes to sniff..lol.Good Luck with your plight! Beverley To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a... » Read More To be honest Mike I have all hardwood and ceramic floors. I have 2 corners in the house that when my cat seems stressed or ticked off from lack of attention she will spray. Approx once a month. I find it gets rid of any odor to my nose but after using this product she is still marking. Clean the cement very well with soap and water and then dose it with vinegar then I would spray urine off on it and put saran wrap ontop of it for a day. The saran seems to keeps the urine off liquid longer some that it really works at breaking down the enzyme. I have had success with cayenne pepper as a deterrent, only problem is I have a dog and he is a hound and likes to sniff..lol.Good Luck with your plight! Beverley « Show Less
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I have two cats and they both use this one just fine. They just keep it busy :) been happy with it so far. It can get a little temperamental at times if you move it from one location to another (adjusting it so it will recognize when a cat gets in it) and it is not the easiest to clean. It's also a little loud but not obnoxious. Make sure you put a big bag in the drawer as a liner because it's not fun if the bag comes loose or overflows. My 2 cats adjusted to it in a day. Very expensive but it's been worth it so far. Hope this helps.
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I've only had mine for about a year, but I've had no problems. My friend has had one two years, no problems there either. I would still say it's the best thing I've done for my cats. They had territory issues before, but all of that went away when I got this litter box. I try to tell everyone to get one.
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I have just used Fizzion on my carpet to eliminate kitty odor. It really works! So I would use it on the carpet and I think your odor problem would go away. If it is not completely gone, or comes back in certain areas, I would steam clean and then use the product again. That should solve your problem. I am very impressed with this product!
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Hello M.Bb. Pets don't usually mark or pee because they are mad at us. My best advice is to watch the show, 'My Cat from Hell". Jackson Galaxy is an amazing Cat expert and goes over marking and aggression and is truly a gift to Cat owners. I knew a lot about cats before but after watching that show--my eyes were opened even more. Please watch his show--solutions are simple. It's on Animal Planet. Good luck.
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No, I do nothing and that is what the directions say. All you do is add the pellets to the WARM water, wait about 20 minutes (to let the pellets disolve) and spray. If the area is really bad you might need to spray a couple of times. This works better than anything I have ever used. In my basement after I used the fizzion (where my cats are) I later (after fizzion dried) shampooed my carpet, but is was not necessary for any staining and odor. This also has NOT left my carpet with bleached stains or any damage.
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Not bad at all - I have four cats and they all like to pee in the corners! However, I've only used them for 1-1.5 week.
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As I live in an older home (1920) many of my outlets hold sagging nightlights, etc. The Feliway diffuser was in the basement which has newer outlets. But I will check to see if it's sagging. I haven't used it in a while (has to get a refill) and noticed my cat is again licking all her fur off so I will replace w/refill and watch out for sagging. Thanks for the tip!
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I have used Feliway primarily to keep our cats calm while we were in the process of moving from one house to another. We placed it in a small bathroom where their litter box was located. It did the trick in keeping them calm. We also used it some after we moved into a home with much more open room space. I think it lasted longer in the smaller space (maybe 3 weeks continuously plugged in),but I did not really keep tabs on it since it serve our need in the move. Now we only use it occasionally when we may be gone for a weekend and someone other than us feeds them. It may have to do with ventilation and location of where you have it plugged in.
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Hardwood floors are difficult, because the urine soaks in to the porous wood. FON spray might work on the odor. You may have too sand, refinish, and seal the floors to remove the odor. You could also increase the concentration of the fizzion.
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Treat the area with Mature's Miracle Urine Destroyer just for cats. Clean area with this and then dry it with a fan then use Nature's Miracle PetBlock just for cats and dry the area with a fan until it dries. I have wood floors too and ony one area the cat would urine and it is working.