Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: scattycat on August 30, 2007, 12:09:46 PM
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My work friend has found out the one disadvantage of having a cat flap in her door … in that her cats can now bring mice etc indoors!
She found one Monday night, after enduring 2 nights of a stinky cabbaby smell and feeling rather ill on the Sunday – until they found the dead mouse which was decomposing in the drawer under their bed! :sick:
She’s trying everything to get rid of the ammonia smell – air fresheners, open windows, incense, have bleached the drawer etc – but the smell is still there
Anyone got any advice on what I can suggest to her to try?
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Argh dont use bleach!!! Bleach has ammonia in it so cats think that another cat has marked its territory.....there's a thing called simple solution you can buy from pets at home.....I use bio washing powder watered down further than a paste ;)
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Neutrodol powder is good - just sprinkle it in the drawer, it neutralises smells.
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but the smell is still there
Wipe with Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Gin and if that is too painful Surgical spiirit.
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Hi - I am the lucky cat owner in question. Thanks for your suggestions so far - I will give anything a try!!
Wipe with Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Gin and if that is too painful Surgical spiirit.
Except....I'm not sure how Brandy and Whisky will feel about being wiped with rum and gin!!!! ;D
(btw - my cats are called Brandy, Whisky and Tuffy)
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Isn't baking soda supposed to get rid of smells like that? :-:
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I've found that surgical spirit is very good and gets rid of most smells.
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Thanks to you all for the helpful suggestions.
The smell is starting to clear now, but I just couldnt believe how long it has lingered!!! I think the smell went into all the material and soft furnishings in the room!!!
Thanks again :thanks: