There's nothing quite like the ironed smell of cat pee either. Ask me how I know..........

I feel for you - we love our little runts but they can be a chore at times.

How can you be angry with such a sweet face. lol

Those cute little puppy eyes say, "Mommy, I'm really sorry!"

I agree with Peaceandjoy. I've always had a dog and a cat. One dog and one cat were put down because they developed that habit as adults. Yes, it broke my heart but no way was I having my family living with that odor and bacteria. Animals have become substitute children - allowed to sleep with people, get on furniture and use the whole house to relieve themselves. Do you know that animal urine seeps it's way thru carpets into floorboards? It also penetrates drywall and tile grout. The only way to get rid of this is to remove those materials and replace them. Animals can smell the urine left years ago by others and go right to that spot.

your local Petco or good pet store will have an enzyme-based urine eliminator. I have 6 cats and believe me, this stuff works!!

no dog, no cat, no worry!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mail me the dog........i think it's lonely, just look at those eyes saying "Who me, why are u blaming me?" LOL.
Sorry about the fabric, hope it can get the smell out. I have 2 cats but they don't hang around when i sew or cut fabric.

So sorry to hear this but he is cute. I would watch forshrinkage after washing.

My dog never did/does that, but my old female cat before she was diagnosed with cancer would climb into bins, boxes, sacks and fall asleep. Evidntly she would get too hot and throw up in what ever she was hiding in. I still find gifts in places I had no idea to look. Or my make cat now, Nougat, will be trying to cover up something and I investigate to find a memory of Mokey.

Years ago I had (female) cats that sprayed periodically. The only thing I ever found the get rid of the oder was to use liquid Lysol in the wash. And I'd be washing the entire bolt of fabric before I did any more cutting.