Like from a baseball glove? One of the cats peed on her baseball stuff, but there's no telling how old or fresh this is. The guy at PetsMart was no help, and I don't want to ruin the material.
Any suggestions?
Tricia
Any suggestions?
Tricia
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How would you eliminate cat pee odor from leather?
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So no one has ever dealt with this before?
Tricia
Tricia
Another member has a thread about a leather couch with urine on it right now, but no solutions. Hissy mentioned in an old thread that leather can be a smell cats try to cover with their own mark.
I personally, don't have any advice. A more careful search of the forum might find more, and maybe someone will post here with some advice. My general advice would be to look at your regular urine-cleaning product's label, or the label of anything you try. I don't think there is an "inconspicuous" part of a baseball glove to test, unfortunately.
I personally, don't have any advice. A more careful search of the forum might find more, and maybe someone will post here with some advice. My general advice would be to look at your regular urine-cleaning product's label, or the label of anything you try. I don't think there is an "inconspicuous" part of a baseball glove to test, unfortunately.
