thank you
Matthew Hough
Is Nora spayed? If not, she may be in heat and peeing by the door to
advertise her availability, if you know what I mean. See Gene's response to
your other post for more information.
Your best bet is to try and figure out why your cat is peeing where she
shouldn't be. Do you have enough litter boxes (usually one per cat),
are you keeping it clean? Could your cat have a urinary infection? Is
there some kind of stress causing her to not use the box?
But as far as the smell, make sure you thoroughly clean the area where
your cat peed or else she may pee there again. I use a cleaner called
Nature's Miracle which you can get at a good pet store or by catalog
(R.C. Steele, etc.). There are other similar type cleaners, too. These
cleaners will neutralize the odor. Do not use anything with ammonia in
it or else this will just smell like urine and the cat will want to pee
there again.
There is a spray called Feliway that you can spray on the areas that
your cat pees which deter your cat from peeing there again. You can get
it from your vet. Just a word of caution...feliway can be kinda
expensive and I've known people who have had good luck with it and some
who have not.
Good luck!
Sue