Getting the cat pee smell off of my tap shoes>?

Question

I am so mad at my cat! She pee'd on my tap shoes and know they smell like crap. We sprayed a cat pee disolvent on them to get the cat pee away and we febrezed them and know they smell even worse.
Does anyone know of a way to get the smell out of my completely leather tap shoes without me having to buy a new pair? (they're $250)

Answer 1

rub them with vinegar. Then sprinkle baking soda (bicarbonate soda) in them and on them..its cheap..cover them in the stuff..leave overnight. Works a treat.
If you dont want the cat to pee on your shoes or other items...get some Feliway spray from ukVet.com. It is brilliant stuff and makes kitty sooo happy too.
I also suffered from a 'piss in boots' cat, but he is a happy cat now. Leather comes from animals..kitty smells that..and puts his scent on that animal.....and on anything else he is not familiar with. Feliway doesnt smell(not to humans anyway) but kitty will lose all his stresses when he smells it, and wont be interested in marking it.

Answer 2

I'm not sure how well this would work for a couch, but when my cats repeatedly did their business in the office, my sister suggested Listerine. Just buy the regular...flavor, for lack of a better word...saturate the spot with it, and let it dry. It worked for us. I have also heard of mixing equal parts hot water and Listerine, though I think that would make it less effective--don't know for sure because I haven't tried it. Someone else once suggested equal parts Listerine and white vinegar--I also haven't tried that one, either. If absolutely nothing else works (and I do mean *absolutely* because it's a major pain, you could try one of two things: 1. Go to a laundromat that has the industrial sized machines and try fitting your cushion in there or 2. (...and this one is ridiculously trying) You could go to a car wash where they have the high pressure hoses to wash the cars. The water comes out with such force it will penetrate the cushion and remove the urine. Of course you still have to dry the suckers, which means a trip to a laundromat that has an industrial sized dryer, or leaving them somewhere to dry naturally, taking the risk that they will smell musky or soured. If you manage to pull either of those off, you still may have to treat with Listerine or any of the other suggestions to remove any lingering odor. *I just saw where you said the cushion is attached. Is there anyway you can remove it and then reattach without ruining it? Finally, places like Rural King (if you know what that is) sell heavy-duty enzyme-based cleaners, usually reserved for use with livestock, that will remove a urine smell, but then you have a barn-ish odor hanging around for a few days. Unfortunately cat urine is one of the absolute worst odors to try removing from anything. Those are the only suggestions I've got, really. You might also try typing "cat urine" or "cat urine odor" into the "Search for questions" box. I know this question comes up a lot, so there may be some valuable suggestions hidden in an archive somewhere. Good luck!

Answer 3

Cat Pee is the worst to get out.. have you tried the natural solvent from your local grocery store for Cat odor

Answer 4

You CANNOT get cat pee out of most things, and LEATHER is one of them. Either live with the smell or get rid of them!!!

Sorry, but cat pee is awful!!!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I know this works on clothing, but I don't know if this will work on shoes. I use citrus smelling rubbing alcohol. Works get for clothes when you wash them, but I don't know how you would use it on your shoes.