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By
03/05/2011
Sudsy ammonia vs cat pee odors. I have read where ammonia mimics the odor which will attract cats. You may have gotten lucky and over did the spray. If the odor wears off over time you will know for sure! Then too the cat may just not want to go near the toxic fumes again, and knows enough to stay away. Good luck.
By madeline. (Guest Post)
08/23/2006
GOOD FOR YOU GLAD THE SMELL CAME OUT ---- HE MORE THEN LIKELY WONT GO BACK IN THERE . YOU SEE AMMONIA BURNS THEIR NOISE . YOU CAN SPRAY YOUR TRASH CANS WITH IT AND DOGS AND OTHER ANIMALS WONT GET INTO IT . ALSO A LITTLE VICKS VAPO RUB WILL DO THE SAME THING TO KEEP THEM OUTA PLACES THEY SHOULDENT GO AFTER A WHILE YOU WONT SMELL IT BUT THEY STILL CAN .
By
08/22/2006
I wondered about this myself (pouring sudsy ammonia) but it might be that the ammonia smell was so overpowering that the cat decided to avoid that location.
Susan from ThriftyFun
By Angie O'Plasty (Guest Post)
08/22/2006
I'm not sure that's such a good idea--everything I have always read/heard is NOT to use anything containing ammonia to clean up after pets because ammonia leaves a smell that they will think is somebody else's urine that they will then want to mark over.
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