Cat has sat on a wooden table and I can't remove paw prints.

Fill a bowl or small bucket with warm water and add a few drops of a mild liquid detergent. Dip a clean cloth into the solution and wipe the entire surface of the table, to clear off any dust or other debris. Dry the table with a clean cloth.Pour a bit of mineral spirits onto a clean, lint-free cloth. Wipe the entire table down with the mineral spirits. Do not be alarmed if your table's finish starts to turn a bit dull, this is what you want to see. Add more mineral spirits to the cloth, if you notice that the table stays shiny after wiping it.Pour some furniture polish on another clean, lint-free cloth. Wipe the surface of the table with the cloth until the finish looks shiny again. Flip the cloth over, and buff the table to an even shine, to remove any excess polish.

Can you think of it as an artist signature??

Try a little bit if tooth paste, And warm water. Put some tooth paste on a wet wash cloth, Rub the spot a little bit, Than wipe clean, I would let the paw prints there, Than you can always think of your cat.

As someone suggested early. If you can't remove get artsy.. paint in the paws and use a clear coat sealer to seal it in.. make it part of the table.. and add a picture of the cat and add pictures of the family then seal it in.. just an idea..

My thoughts on the cat paw dilemma ? uuugh, I thinks its because of the paws hang onto some bit of the chemical in the kitty litter. So with that gross bit of info I for sure want it off MY table...So I think its the mineral oil treatment. I myself have tried many things and I'm down to either that or putting something on the piece I have that will spook the cat!

Cats have “oils” on the pads of their paws like people have oils on/in their skin, result: paw prints on our tables. I’ve been fighting paw prints forever, I will try these suggestions and let you all know what works best for me.