Cat peed on 6.0lb density 4 inch thick memory foam on top of 400 dollar mattress. How do I clean it?
Question:I didn't want the cat, my girlfriend wanted it and I let her get it for her birthday. Now it has peed on the bed when I wasn't in there. I took a towel and stood directly on top of the spot to try to soak it out. THIS IS A THOUSAND DOLLAR BED. I called my girlfriend cussing but she is sick and she just started crying. Now I feel bad and I have to clean it before she gets home. I live in a very small town with limited access to much.
Answers:
OMG! What ever you decide to wash the bed with, use the cat as an applicator!
OK, that was harsh. but, I'm not sure you will ever really get it out. There are urine and odor neutralizer sprays available at most pet stores. Depending on how much "it" soaked in, you may at least get some of the smell out.
Be advised that many cats are attracted to rubber-type things in that way. Rubber-backed bath mats, foam pillows, foam-backed furniture covers - and apparently $1000 memory foam beds - are all common targets for cats. You'll have to keep the little darling out of your bedroom at all times.
Good luck!
Wash it with ammonia water then spray it good when it dries with Febreze. My little Min Pin/ Chihuahua pees on everything and this works.
Soak the spot down good with Nature's Miracle or another enzyme cat urine cleaner. (You can buy it at Pet Smart or maybe at a vacuum store.) I would find another place to sleep for a few days and keep the cat out of the bedroom. Can you flip the mattress?
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