Remove cat-pee smell | What to do about this pungent smell?

The urine smell caused by cat pee can linger after normal cleaning. HG Odour eliminator extremely powerful for cats provides the solution for this cat-pee smell. HG Odour eliminator extremely powerful for cats has been developed specifically for removing the smell of cat urine.

This organic product does not mask the urine odour but removes its source, as natural enzymes and microbes convert the remaining odour molecules into water, CO2, and other odourless substances. As much as possible of the urine has to be removed with a clean cloth and water first. Then dab the cleaned area dry with tissues or kitchen roll and spray HG Odour eliminator extremely powerful for cats on the spot.

Nothing is quite as pungent as cat urine. Fortunately, you can put a simple end to the stench with HG Odour eliminator extremely powerful for cats! We do also share a few tips we saw on different websites. However, we cannot guarantee they are effective.

You can try to remove the smell of cat urine with soda. Did you know it is better not to use vinegar or bleach - even though that seems counterintuitive? Further on, we explain the reason.

1. Cleaning soda
Some blogs say you can use a cleaning soda to remove cat urine from the carpet, rugs or mattresses, as this neutralises odours. Sprinkle some of this soda on the stain, leave it for a day, and then vacuum it up with a vacuum cleaner.

2. No not use vinegar, bleach, or chlorine
We also advise against chlorine because it is toxic and, like vinegar and bleach, it actually encourages the cat to pee where you just used it.

3. Do not use products that mask the smells
Cats use their odour to mark their territory. If they experience a new smell, this will invite them to urinate more until their own smell is stronger than the one of your product.

Have you tried the cleaning soda and had little or no success? Then try the HG solution developed specifically for removing the smell of cat pee.

Despite the fact that you have a cat-litter tray, it can happen that the cat pees outside the tray. That can have a number of reasons.

1. Cat-litter tray is not clean
   The cat-litter tray is not clean enough. Cats are really clean animals and if the cat-litter tray is too dirty for their liking, they will go somewhere else.
2. Cat is ill
   The cat may have a disease. FLUTD is a common disease in cats and produces bladder stones or bladder infections, meaning the cat will have to pee at the most unexpected moments.
3. Stress
   The cat may experience stress which causes upset, and the cat may start to pee in different places.
4. Spraying
   Male cats also display spraying behaviour. If a cat has not been castrated or sterilised, it may display territorial behaviour and start spraying on vertical surfaces in particular. Tom cats display that type of behaviour.

Removal is one thing. Ideally you prevent the cat from using your settee, carpet, or clothes as a cat-litter tray. Cats hate the smell of menthol. You can spread menthol cream on or near the place in question. The cats will be less likely to urinate in that spot. Be careful with certain fabrics and materials as menthol can cause stains! Would you like a safe option? HG Odour eliminator extremely powerful for cats is safe for furniture and animals. 

If you have a good tip for removing the smell of cat pee, please let us know!