How do I?

here is info for you Anne

https://www.murphyoilsoap.com/hardwood-flooring/how-to-remove-pet-stains

https://www.cozycatfurniture.com/blog/how-to-remove-cat-urine

Hi Anne,

Here's a video that may help.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTZ6UKlQ6HI

Here's help for your floors:

https://www.wikihow.life/Remove-Cat-Urine-from-Wood-Floors

and the furniture:

https://www.crookstonpetclinic.com/blog/uh-oh-removing-urine-from-furniture

You might consider a trip to the vet to make sure there is nothing wrong with you cat.

The 8 Best Cat Pee, Odor, and Stain Removers of 2021

https://www.thesprucepets.com/best-cat-stain-odor-remover-4153334

How to remove cat urine from upholstery, carpet or hardwood floor

https://www.cozycatfurniture.com/blog/how-to-remove-cat-urine

Here are 5 different methods:

https://ohsospotless.com/how-to-clean-pet-stains-on-floors/

You need to clean it first with a pet enzyme cleaner like My Pet Peed, Nature's Miracle etc. Then I would get some NoMark spray and wipe the furniture (wooden or metal) down with it. A black light flashlight will help you find all the spots as cat urine floresces.

First I would find out why my cat is spraying and peeing on the floor. A vet visit might be called for to see if the pet has urinary crystals.

Are there cats outside in your cat's territory he is responding to by spraying. You might want to get a pet deterrent hose adapter that detects motion and gives the invaders a blast of water. You will have to move it around so they don't figure out how to evade it. You can also put some opaque window film on the lower half of the windows so he can't see them. Also some outside cats will even pee/mark on the outside of your door. So you may need to clean it and wipe with no mark.

Unfortunately if they have been repeatedly peeing in the same spot on the hardwoods, sometimes the wood will need to be replaced. Treat this spot with the enzyme cleaner until there is no odor, and then put a little box there until your cat loses interest.\

Make sure your cat boxes are cleaned daily, and replace the litter every month to break him of peeing on the floor.

Here's a post that might help https://www.murphyoilsoap.com/hardwood-flooring/how-to-remove-pet-stains#:~:text=WHITE%20VINEGAR%20AND%20GRAPEFRUIT%20OIL&text=Mix%20one%20cup%20of%20vinegar,and%20stains%20should%20be%20disappearing.

This shows how to remove it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK4OgLl2rjk

We always started with Nature's Miracle. Depending on the state of the floor you may need to just treat it like a water stain and try to remedy it that way or you may need to sand and restain.

Hello Anne, hope these help you out

Floors

https://www.murphyoilsoap.com/hardwood-flooring/how-to-remove-pet-stains#:~:text=WHITE%20VINEGAR%20AND%20GRAPEFRUIT%20OIL&text=Mix%20one%20cup%20of%20vinegar,and%20stains%20should%20be%20disappearing.

FURNITURE

1. Lightly blot the urine stain with a microfiber cloth to remove excess urine. If you press too hard, you may spread the stain. (Tip: If the stain is fresh, a wet/dry vac will do a great job.)
2. Mix 1 tablespoon of dish-washing liquid with 2 cups of cold water in a small bowl.
3. Add 1 tablespoon of vinegar (to disinfect the area and break down the acid) to the solution and gently stir.
4. Dip a clean microfiber cloth into the solution.
5. Gently sponge the urine stain, starting at the outside of the stain and working toward the center.
6. Repeat as needed.
7. Rinse out detergent residue by blotting the area with a damp cloth.
8. Using a dry microfiber cloth, gently blot the area until it’s dry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGREOrDag5k

Here's a post that might help https://www.servicemasterclean.com/clean-blog/floor-cleaning/how-to-get-dog-or-cat-urine-smell-out-of-hardwoo/#:~:text=Pour%20the%20hydrogen%20peroxide%20over,and%20eliminate%20the%20urine%20odor.