Blot up fresh urine immediately with paper towels or a clean cloth
Rinse the area with cool water and blot again
Use an enzymatic cleaner made for pet urine
Saturate the affected area according to the product instructions
Let the cleaner air-dry completely
Repeat treatment if the smell remains
Wash removable fabrics, bedding, and covers in cold water
Add an enzyme laundry booster if needed
Avoid using ammonia-based cleaners
Avoid steam cleaning until the odor is fully removed
Sprinkle baking soda on dry, cleaned surfaces to help absorb odor
Vacuum baking soda after several hours or overnight
Clean hard surfaces with a pet-safe disinfectant after urine is removed
Replace or clean litter boxes regularly
Scoop litter daily
Place litter boxes in quiet, accessible locations
Reduce stressors that may trigger spraying
Have the cat checked by a veterinarian if spraying is new or frequent
Use black light to find hidden spray spots
Clean hidden spots on walls, furniture, and baseboards thoroughly
Replace heavily saturated padding or carpet if odor persists
Seal cleaned areas only after the smell is completely gone