Cat urine

https://www.themaidsgreaterlehighvalley.com/how-to-remove-cat-urine-from-your-carpet

Baking soda mixed with a little bit of orange scented cleaner works well to remove the smell. Mix a a paste of about half a cup of baking soda with a tablespoon of cleaner, place on the area an let it dry. Then vacuum up. Cat will not use that spot again, as they do not like the smell of citrus.

They make a spray to counteract the odor. Sometimes vets sell it or it is usually sold at pet stores or Walmart. It works pretty good. I use this one but test your carpet for colorfastness first. Directions for carpet use are included on the back.

Out! Stain & Odor Remover check pet section at Target and/or Walmart

First, place kitty litter on the spot and let it sit to draw out the smell. Then pour club soda on it and blot it off. Let dry. Then sprinkle Arm and Hammer Carpet Fresh for Pets on it and let it sit. Then vacuum. Should work wonders!

I use pure vinegar. Check the carpet in an unnoticeable spot to make sure it doesn't alter the color or texture when it dries. Spray it on, using enough to get it well down into the carpet and pad. Let it dry, you won't smell the vinegar anymore. Give it the sniff test and repeat if necessary. Make sure you do an area bigger than the spot to make sure you get the whole area where it may spread through absorbing into the fibers around the spot. My son has a hybrid cat that used to use the extra bedroom on occasion as her littler box. When I got rid of the odor in the carpet, she has completely stopped using the bedroom as a litter box. Perhaps it will work for you. Vinegar is definitely cheaper than getting the ones they have in the stores and works quicker for me, and doesn't take so many do overs with the odorous cat pee.

You can’t! It stays forever. You can try using a vinegar solution with a few drops of essential oil but test area first. But I can always smell cat pee.

Sounds like you need to learn more about training a cat. Or trade him for a dog...just kidding.

One of the reasons your cat may not use the litter box is because you are not cleaning and/or changing the litter often enough. To get rid of the smell, use vinegar and baking soda. Sprinkle baking soda on the spot and pour some vinegar on it and let it bubble. Once dry vacuum up. Peroxide works wonders as well.

Natures remedy does the job! It removes the smell and the crystals that signal the cat to use that spot again.

😊

Sometimes those boys like to leave their mark! Try Angry Orange. It removes the smell and deters the cat from marking the area again. The reviews on Amazon are amazing.