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You love your cat, but occasionally they may spray inside the house to mark their territory or simply urinate outside the litter box by accident. Cat urine has a strong ammonia smell that can be difficult to get rid of. By treating fresh sprays promptly, removing old stains and preventing accidents in the first place, you can eliminate cat spray and make your home smell fresh again. | You love your cat, but occasionally they may spray inside the house to mark their territory or simply urinate outside the litter box by accident. Cat urine has a strong ammonia smell that can be difficult to get rid of. By treating fresh sprays promptly, removing old stains and preventing accidents in the first place, you can eliminate cat spray and make your home smell fresh again. | ||
[[Category:Pet and Animal Stain Removal]] | [[Category:Pet and Animal Stain Removal]] | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Treating Fresh Urine=== | ===Treating Fresh Urine=== | ||
