How to Get Cat Urine Out of the Upholstery

Cats are a source of companionship and affection for many people, but they can, however, upset owners by soiling carpets and upholstery with urine. This may result from a cat neglecting to use a "cat box" or the animal having a health condition and losing control of its bladder. Upholstery that is stained with cat urine can be treated. The process involves thoroughly cleaning the urine from the upholstery, removing moisture and applying the proper stain and odor remover.

Things You'll Need

• Sponge
• Paper towel
• Cold water
• Warm water
• Vinegar
• Stain and odor remover with bacterial/enzyme cleaner

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Instructions

1. • 1

     Use a sponge dampened with cold water to blot the urine stain.

   • 2

     Apply a paper towel over the area to remove any moisture.

   • 3

     Mix 2 cups of warm water and 1 tablespoon of vinegar.

   • 4

     Use a sponge to apply the solution to the urine stain.

   • 5

     Use a paper towel to remove moisture.

   • 6

     Apply a stain and odor remover that has a bacterial/enzyme cleaner. Examples include Bissell's Pawsitively and Natural Touch.