Question....

[cyber cat]

Yesterday a neighbour offered to me a 6 years old leather sofa and separate leather recliner for free, they bought a new one. After getting it into the house I smelt cat urine, it was on the separate recliner just in one spot, but I was thinking Katie might pee on it. She hasnâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t done anything on it yet. I canâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t take the cushion out from the leather to replace it. Does anyone know what I should do about this?

 

[solaritybengals]

Originally Posted by Cyber Cat

Yesterday a neighbour offered to me a 6 years old leather sofa and separate leather recliner for free, they bought a new one. After getting it into the house I smelt cat urine, it was on the separate recliner just in one spot, but I was thinking Katie might just up and pee on it. She hasnâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t done anything on it yet. I canâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t take the cushion out from the leather to replace it. Does anyone know what I should do about this?

I'd check it with a black light. If there are no stains then try an odor neutralizer like Zero Odor. If there are stains I don't know what would work with leather...

 

[blueyedgirl5946]

Originally Posted by Cyber Cat

Yesterday a neighbour offered to me a 6 years old leather sofa and separate leather recliner for free, they bought a new one. After getting it into the house I smelt cat urine, it was on the separate recliner just in one spot, but I was thinking Katie might pee on it. She hasnâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t done anything on it yet. I canâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t take the cushion out from the leather to replace it. Does anyone know what I should do about this?

I once had a cat who wet my new carpet. The manufacturer told me to spray it with the clear, non sudsing ammonia. The ammonia neutralized the cat urine and all was fine.

 

[cyber cat]

I went to the Vet and they had this stuff called Urine Erase, they said this will work. They were not sure how it would work on leather; so I bought it anyway. I took a chance and put the stuff on the leather, it still has to dry. So far it hasn't hurt the leather. I just red on this link that it does work on leather. FEW! I will let you know if it takes the urine smell away.

http://www.bedwettingstore.com/urine-erase.htm

 

[gailc]

Let me know how it works since Ox peed on the kitchen counter yesterday and my leather purse "soaked" some of it up!! I had some Enzyne cleaner that I squirted inside the purse and outside and rubbed it in and set by woodstove to dry. This morning I smelled it and I couldn't smell anything. I stuck it under all the cats noses and they sniffed it but I don't know what that proves!!

 

[cyber cat]

Okay... I put this stuff on at around 5:00 a.m. this morning, my house smells so bad like cat urine. I know it has to dry before the smell is gone but this is making me sick, I have to get out of here.

 

[cyber cat]

Well the smell has not gone away, I think I will have to do this treatment one more time.

 

[hissy]

icky-poo works on leather. I know wierd name, but the stuff works

 

[jdpesz]

I've used Nature's Miracle in the past and had good luck, tho I never tried it on leather.