A new twist to an old piss problem…cat urine on the upholstery
Written by Larry C. on November 19th, 2009I started this site just to give people a place to find recipes and stuff to get rid of cat urine odor. Except now I am turning it into my own person rant forum about my cat peeing on things and ruining things in my house. For months he has been pissing on a spot in the studio on hard wood floors. I’m a photographer and I have a studio in my home. He would pee on anything that was sitting or laying on the floor. A rag, a box a camera. yes a camera, he ruined a camera of mine and I almost strangled him.
Then we started picking things up so there was nothing ont he floor at all, and he started peeing in this one spot on the floor in the corner. So I cleaned it up with Anti-Icky-Poo, and I put a bowl of water and food there. I also got that litter called cat attract and used that in my litter box. He stopped peeing there for a long time. Thing have been good until last night.
I got a mirror from a friend down the street and set it behind my chaise lounger in the photo studio. I also have a faux bear skin rug that I use on the floor to lay on and the models lay on also. I use it to crack my back when it’s out. Anyway it was sitting on the back of the chaise lounger and the mirror was right behind it. Last night I was watching TV and saw him walk up onto the rug on the back of the lounger and point his butt toward the mirror, somewhat pornographically, and started to pee. Right there in front of me in the light. I got up and said “oh no you don’t!” and walked over to him. He stood there and pee’d to the last second before I reached him and then split.
The bastard peed on my rug, and down the mirror and got some on the covers that were covering the chaise lounger. Damn it. Now what? is it the site of yourself in the mirror that causes you the cat to pee? or is it a smell on the mirror? or what? Damn it I am so tired of the smell of cat pee, and pee on the floor and furnishings. grrrr…..
Now I have to find out what or why he is pee’ing again on the furnishings…
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