Cleaning cat urine from carpets can be one of the most frustrating things a cat owner has to do. It is easy to clean up the urine but how do you remove the lingering odor? Also if you use the wrong products your cat may continue to use that area and are actually attracted to it.

When cleaning cat urine form carpets it is important to remember that the odor must be neutralized, otherwise a cat might use that area again. Also if you use a cleaning product that has ammonia in it, the cats may still be attracted to that area.

When starting to clean an area try to remove as much of the urine as possible using paper towels or towels. Lay them over the area and actually stand on them to get down to the carpet padding. Most of the cat urine is actually absorbed in the carpet padding, and the actual carpet.

This is why it is important to stand on the paper towels. Once you have soaked up enough urine, get some carpet cleaner mixed with water to absorb into the rug, and then soak that up too.

One of the most important step is to use an animal odor neutralizer. Most of these cleaners have names like Feline Odor Neutralizer. Get one of these products and use it according to labeled directions

By using cat odor neutralizer and avoided using an ammoniated cleaning product you are cleaning carpets correctly to get rid of the cat urine. Spread the word to other cat lovers.

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