My cat has pee'd on the couch...?

Question

Any ideas how to get the scent out? I am willing to try ANYTHING!!!!!

Answer 1

Hi Josh...consider trying Nature' Miracle. This can be found at any pet store worldwide. It is a enzymatic neutralizer and how it works is by soaking the affected area repeatedly and then let air dry. It's non-toxic and effective against urine odours.

I've included the weblink below so you can see a photo of the product.

Answer 2

Professionally would be best. Otherwise...use several dry cloths to mop up all you can. If you can open the cushion zipper...do that and mop again. Wash the cover in the washing machine if it's safe...inside a pillowcase if it's more fragile. Use white vinegar in there or if you must...by hand. White vinegar kills the scent as it dries...way better than Fabreeze etc because it just smells clean, not perfumed..ick. I use it a LOT for everything. It will work!! And a huge bottle is less than $2. If doing it by hand, use half white vin and half water, mop onto cloth and stuffing...let dry. Repeat if needed. Then I would sprinkle with baking soda and let that stand for a while, then vac or dust off all you can. It takes out odors, too.

Answer 3

Bummer. And the cat will return to where it peed, time after time. Go to a carpet store and get a product made to get out animal stains and scents. It works.

Answer 4

Clean up the mess, the cat first. The couch can be given to the cleaners.

Answer 5

They have stuf at the pet store good luck with that one though you might have to get rid of the cat and get a new couch. Once they do it they won't stop

Answer 6

I would use baking soda. Just put it on and leave it. You may have to keep it on there for a week or so (maybe longer).
If the cat is able to smell it, she will continue to return to the scene of the crime.
GOOD LUCK!!

Answer 7

Try Resolve Pet Stain/Odor remover - that might work. Good luck!

Answer 8

Use carpet powder

Answer 9

Get freeze.

Answer 10

i think you can buy a new one