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I feel your pain, although I've had my kitty for 5 or 6 years and he's never peed on anything. At least you found out now and not the day you were leaving for Roo, that really would have sucked ;D
Post by itrainmonkeys on Jun 2, 2009 10:22:11 GMT -5
my puppy peed on my xbox 360. it was my fault for leaving it on the floor i guess.........but coming out and seeing your $300 game system in a puddle of urine is quite the shock. i feel your pain. hope you get the smell out
my puppy peed on my xbox 360. it was my fault for leaving it on the floor i guess.........but coming out and seeing your $300 game system in a puddle of urine is quite the shock. i feel your pain. hope you get the smell out
ooooohh. that dog would be sleeping outside for a few night if that were my xbox.
Post by slobpatttop on Jun 2, 2009 11:35:48 GMT -5
white vinegar mixed with water. Heat will make the smell come back out, so definately let the stuff sit in the heat and give it the sniff test. The cat doesn't want you to go.
In defense of my cat, she went on the Lovesac because she has a disorder that causes her to develop bad ulcers in her bladder that was diagnosed after she did that. Using the litter box hurt a lot, so she found the softest place she could to pee. She hasn't gone outside the box in two years, though.
The cleaners with enzymes (like Nature's Miracle) that have been suggested work well. If used as directed, Nature's Miracle will completely rid almost any item of the smell. Part of the directions say not to clean the item(s) with other cleaners beforehand, so that may be your only obstacle to saving all your items.
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OMG BEK crunchies for the photo. I need to figure out how to shrink it down and put it in my sig
My camelbak was doused in vinegar last night (straight up vinegar...I didnt even dilute it) and I'm about to throw it in the washer to see how that works out. Fingers crossed.
The smell came out of all the other supplies (thank god) after a quick wipedown of vinegar solution.
My cat used to pee on things all the time. Coats, backpacks (with textbooks!), beds, laundry baskets, etc...
Nature's Miracle is good stuff. But for something small you can throw in the washer, use your regular detergent and a good scoop of Oxyclean. If you have a fabric softener cup or a downy ball, put some vinegar in there for the rinse cycle. You won't smell the vinegar after it dries, but it will help get the odor out. BTW- vinegar is just as good or better than commercial fabric softeners, especially for your bath towels.
As for the cat, take him to the vet and make sure there's not a bladder infection. If the behavior continues with no medical explanation, ask your vet about Prozac. Don't laugh- seriously. My cat hasn't peed outside his box in years. As long as he gets his chicken flavored kitty Prozac every day. And he's a much happier, less anxious kitty.
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