Does anybody know if this works for cat pee? I have a cat that keeps going in the same spot on my hardwood floor.
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While we have not used for Cat urine, we have 3 dogs, one is ill and has an "issue" so she tends to go in the same spot. Recommendation 2 minutes is longer than you think - leave the solution on for fully prescribed time AND do entire area where they are going, not just the "spot" itself - this seems to work.
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I didn't have much luck with this product... and I don't care for the smell of the product itself. I had better luck with the OUT! products and they have one specifically for hardwood. Good Luck!
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I've used it on hardwood floor for cat vomit I didn't see until it was dry. Cleaned it up, eliminated odor, slight discoloration is left. Works better than anything else and didn't harm surrounding area. It certainly will not harm the wood. Perhaps the elimination of order will stop cat from going there. I also suggest putting a litter box there since the cat seems to insist using that area;
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Hi, depending on your cats but at least two...I have 1 cat that pees directly down the drain and meows to poo outside...then two others will use any of the 3 I have but the rest are fussy. Only choosing the laundry or bathroom litter but never the other...good luck....I don't miss the beads, but I do miss the simplicity of the unit.
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The bubble does a full rotation, counterclockwise. There is a pair of square hotels to with a spring loaded door for the waste to fall through. So depending on where he sprays, litter may or may not go over the spot to soak up pee. And the cat might actually spray outside the bubble if he aims high enough toward the front. It's not really tall enough for a full grown cat to fully stand to pee though, so he may adjust his position to accommodate. If anything, this thing is super easy to clean. I took the bubble portion out back and hosed it down, then towel dried it. Hope this info helps.
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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.
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I would think so - these pads absorb the pee quickly so the cat shouldn't be stepping in much, if any. Not much difference than using a litter box. Hope this helps...
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Yes, I also use a clump litter as well. That doesn't affect it at all. It traps any type of litter or dirt that may be on the cat's paws.
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Yes it would. I have used these for a cat that likes to pee on my kitchen floor. I've also put these just outside the litter pans for the times the "business end" of the cat is hanging over the edge of the pan.
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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.
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Unfortunately no, but ive heard that putting dog urine (nasty i know) would help by putting it around the border of your yard. This product helps with when a cat urinates and you need to clean it up and get rid of the smell but it is good to put around if that stray cat was there because itll erase its "territory"
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It will not protect the floor. I'm trying to decide if I should send mine back, because it works well for catching the litter, but my cat has decided to use his box for pooping only, and has been peeing on the mat. I've tried cleaning it, even spraying it down with vinegar, because vinegar is supposed to be an odor eliminator, but it's not helping. I have afolded towel under the mat for now, so that my wood floor doesn't get ruined. Not happy at all.
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I've used it for cat and human (potty training) urine and it worked great. It takes a few days for any smell to go away. It will smell musty at first, but it will eventually dissipate.
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Unfortunately (and I can only speak for cats) it does not. It works well at going after the main causes of the scent, and allowing you to clean it up, but my cats did eventually pee again in that spot. I think it has some mild repulsive effects but they wear off quickly.
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I am not versed in "cat pee", however it is great for mold smells. If your mold is extremely strong you might want to remove it. I use mine for a musty basement. I think your issue is beyond regular hygiene concerns.
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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!
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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.
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Well, my dog doesn't have a marking problem, but my cat had a habit of peeing in the same place if for some reason she didn't want to use the litter box or access to the litter box was blocked, and I feel pretty confident that this removes all trace because after I started using this she stopped going back to the same spot and started using her box again. Before I was cleaning the floor up with just about every cleaning solution you can imagine and it didn't seem to help, she'd just keep returning to the scene of the crime. As for the smell, it smells like a mild cleaning solution. It definitely isn't terrible, I've never been bothered by it. Well, my dog doesn't have a marking problem, but my cat had a habit of peeing in the same place if for some reason she didn't want to use the litter box or access to the litter box was blocked, and I feel pretty confident that this removes all trace because after I started using this she stopped going back to the same spot and started using her box again. Before I was cleaning the floor up with just about every cleaning solution you can imagine and it didn't seem to help, she'd just keep returning to the scene of the crime. As for the smell, it smells like a mild cleaning solution. It... » Read More Well, my dog doesn't have a marking problem, but my cat had a habit of peeing in the same place if for some reason she didn't want to use the litter box or access to the litter box was blocked, and I feel pretty confident that this removes all trace because after I started using this she stopped going back to the same spot and started using her box again. Before I was cleaning the floor up with just about every cleaning solution you can imagine and it didn't seem to help, she'd just keep returning to the scene of the crime. As for the smell, it smells like a mild cleaning solution. It definitely isn't terrible, I've never been bothered by it. « Show Less
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Yes, it works on every surface we have tried it on. The key seems to be to clean-up the mess, and then spray it again and let it sit for a little while. Wipe it up and no more odor or stain. The only place it doesn't work is old stains on hardwood floors. We had an old house and the cats were spraying in one spot. It was a stained area of old hardwood floor. We got the odor out, but the stain never came up completely.