HOW TO ELIMINATE CAT PEE ODOR ON CAT BED PILLOW ?

Last year I got my then 16 yr old cat one of those big pillowy cat beds for Xmas & she loved it. This year she's mad at me for going back to work so she's been into 'creative peeing' & has peed all over that bed. It's washable & I plan to take it to a laundromat but I'd like to know what detergents,pre treaters,odor removers, etc. I can use that will get rid of the stench. Please let me know soon ;the thing's so toxic I had to put it outside on the porch.

cat pee is iremovable.I have a three years old cat(male) named Boo-Boo and he is very gelous on my eight months dog, so he peed on the bed ,on the table, on the carpets, on the dog's pillow...I got rid of all this toxic things.And i'm not angry because I love my siamese .

On 29 Sep 1996, GUENWYVAR wrote:

Guen...

Since the bed is obviously washable, the night before you're due at the laundromat, place the 'stopper' in your kitchen sink - or the bathtub - and add a 60/40 solution of White vinegar and water, then soak the bed overnight, don't rinse it, just squeeze out the excess vinegar/water before you head off to wash the laundry (place in a plastic bag) the next morning. Place the bed - alone - in its own machine, use warm/cold wash/rinse setting...add detergent, softener(?), and you should have a nice fresh cat bed when it's dried.

Good luck to you!

Patty B... Mikey! Maddie Cat and Surphin'Murph

: >very gelous on my eight months dog, so he peed on the bed ,on the table, on : >the : >carpets, on the dog's pillow...I got rid of all this toxic things.And i'm : >not angry : >because I love my siamese . : >Laura

: Not irremovable, but tough, especially if it is something that can't : be washed. Here is the tip that I learned. Take the item (if it can : be put in the washing machine) and place a safety pin or something : that will mark where the stain(s) is/are. Run the washer full of : water with your normal detergent and add 1/8 to 1/4 cup of household : vinegar. Wash as normal. Make sure you check to see if the : stain/smell is gone BEFORE you place the item in the dryer. Once : through the dryer, the stain/smell is set and almost impossible to get : out. Wash as many times as needed. Sometimes it takes more than one : time through. I had a cat pee on my bed while we were in the process : of moving. She was upset that we weren't home all the time due to : flooding and the heat. I thought I would have to throw out the : comforter and the sheets. I used the vinegar and washed them at least : twice and got all the smell out.

: Rowan

When one of my cats (I don't know which one; they are both spayed females, and neither is talking) got into a spraying match with a feral cat, she (or they) sprayed on the carpet. I bought a specialty cat-odour-removal spray from the vet. I tried normal household cleansers, but they went again in the same spot. And, yes, I made sure their litter tray was clean.

Not irremovable, but tough, especially if it is something that can't be washed. Here is the tip that I learned. Take the item (if it can be put in the washing machine) and place a safety pin or something that will mark where the stain(s) is/are. Run the washer full of water with your normal detergent and add 1/8 to 1/4 cup of household vinegar. Wash as normal. Make sure you check to see if the stain/smell is gone BEFORE you place the item in the dryer. Once through the dryer, the stain/smell is set and almost impossible to get out. Wash as many times as needed. Sometimes it takes more than one time through. I had a cat pee on my bed while we were in the process of moving. She was upset that we weren't home all the time due to flooding and the heat. I thought I would have to throw out the comforter and the sheets. I used the vinegar and washed them at least twice and got all the smell out.