Things You'll Need:
- Cat urine remover
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Step 1
Select only unscented cat urine removers. You want to remove an odor, not cover it up. Urine removers that have fragrance will only cover the odor for a few hours. Once the fragrance fades, the urine smell will remain.
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Step 2
Select a cat urine remover that is easy to apply. Do not choose a product that requires extensive vacuuming and a long process. You want something that you spray, wait a while and spray again if need be.
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Step 3
Select a nontoxic cat urine remover. Do not purchase a remover that contains harmful toxins that will be around you, your family and your pet. You do not want to breathe in toxic fumes that could harm you.
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Step 4
Select a bacteria/enzyme urine remover. Select a cat urine remover that clearly states that it eliminates bacteria and uric acid crystals. These are what cause the smell to linger, so you definitely want a product that gets rid of them.
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Step 5
Select a cat urine remover with a guarantee. A product that guarantees removal of everything the cat urine caused is more likely to perform what it says. Otherwise, customers would complain of false claims and give the company a bad reputation.
