June 27, 2010
How do I remove stains fron cat sneezing on furniture?
Posted by: admin : Category: cat furniture
I have a cat with a herpes virus(5 different vets have treated with no success). He sneezes all the time and it ranges from clear to bloody to yellow/green in color. I can’t be there every time he does it to clean it up and so now my furniture has evidence of these sneezes. I also have a cat who self mutilates his stomach and wherever he lays, there is a stain from this. I have fairly new furniture and it is basically ruined now. Any suggestions?
Bissell or Resolve for furniture is about the best I have used.
For the cat who self mutilates I just bought some R-7 Liquid Bandage Spray for cats. it protects wounds and has a bitter taste so the cats won’t lick. Try this until the cat heals, it may be just what he needs.
PetSmart carries it.
June 28th, 2010 at 12:30 am
oxy clean will do it
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June 28th, 2010 at 12:55 am
Bissell or Resolve for furniture is about the best I have used.
For the cat who self mutilates I just bought some R-7 Liquid Bandage Spray for cats. it protects wounds and has a bitter taste so the cats won’t lick. Try this until the cat heals, it may be just what he needs.
PetSmart carries it.
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June 28th, 2010 at 1:00 am
Aww.. My problem isn’t as bad as yours, my cat just drools and has hairballs a lot, but what I do is use a carpet shampooer. It looks like a vacuum cleaner and is usually sold next to them in stores. It has a "tool" setting where you can use a little hand-held part to take stains out of furniture. It squirts shampoo & water into the furniture and then sucks it right out along with the mess. I would be lost without this thing. They can be kind of expensive to buy though.
I hope this helps.. Good luck to you!
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