They prefer dry food to wet. I am feeding them IAMS kitten food....I have washed the throw rugs but what is best to use on the carpet and how do i keep them from peeing again? They were just at the Animal Coaltion in June...and were pronounced healthy....
You need a product that gets rid of the odor on the throw rugs and on the carpet. Go to your local pet store and ask for something that removes the odor left behind from cats urine.
Make sure their litterbox is clean. Many - no, all - cats hate it when their litterbox isn't clean, and so will take their business elsewhere. As for the stains, there's plenty of good cleaners out there at Walmart or Target. Use them a couple of times, and the smell will be gone.
in all probability you have not thoroughly eradicated the scent of urine from the section. Cats have a much greater advantageous experience of scent than people. you may desire to apply an enzymatic product like Natures Miracle or Outright to eliminate the scent. you will might desire to handle assorted cases and ensure you besides mght take care of the wall. Vinegar won't do away with the scent for the cat. it is going to easily make the section scent like vinegar. the only different non-save offered treatment i comprehend consists of hydrogen peroxide. it may bleach the colour from non-colour speedy factors. i'm going to write down the recipe. in simple terms be sure you combination it in an open field as a gas kinds while the components are blended. thoroughly soak the section and this is truly helpful to repeat the utility greater effective than as quickly as. a million cup Hydrogen peroxide a million tsp baking soda a million drop dish cleansing soap sturdy success
To clean the carpets, you'll have to use a steam cleaning machine. I would also suggest using cat NO! on the area - once it's marked, no matter how much you clean it - they will come back....using the cat NO! will assist in keeping the cat away. Are you cleaning out your litterbox daily, and adding new litter to replace the old? Is there enough litter in there? There should be 3-4 inches. Do you have enough litterboxes if you have more than one cat? Ideally you should have 1 box per cat, and if you live in a multistory - one box minimum on each floor (including a basement). If you are putting in any additives, make sure they don't have a smell - what smells good to us, may be offensive to a cat. And finally, do not put your litterbox near the cats food - would you want to eat in a smelly bathroom? The only other reason for a cat to spray is it's un-neutered, or it's feeling stressed or anxious, or there is a health issue.
Wash the throw rugs in a normal wash with a cup of white vinegar, followed by a regular washing. As for the carpet underneath, I have given a link that gives you several alternatives, all cheap and easy and fast. If the odors are not totally eliminated, they will return there over and over. In the event there is a litter box issue, I have provided a second link. I would also suggest you get them a fountain to encourage water drinking, even through that is not high right now on your agenda. And, just mentioning IAMS will draw out some strong haters of IAMS, but I don't see anything wrong with it, provided plentiful water is available.
