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Management of Items Contaminated by Urine or Faeces (view source)
Revision as of 14:44, 7 April 2014
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==Removing Urine Contamination==
* Make up and label three plant sprayer bottles containing:
* Make up and label three plant sprayer bottles containing:
Scented products and those containing ammonia should not be used to clean up spray marks because they may intensify urine odours and leave an objectionable smell that encourages over-marking.
Scented products and those containing ammonia should not be used to clean up spray marks because they may intensify urine odours and leave an objectionable smell that encourages over-marking.
==Protecting Property from Urine Damage==
Wooden floors:
Wooden floors:
* Urine entering a wall socket can cause a fire or shock hazard, so access to the location should be restricted.
* Urine entering a wall socket can cause a fire or shock hazard, so access to the location should be restricted.
* As an additional protection, cover the outlet with cling-film or a large flap of polythene hanging down over the socket, taped to the wall above it or alternatively use child proof plug guards.
* As an additional protection, cover the outlet with cling-film or a large flap of polythene hanging down over the socket, taped to the wall above it or alternatively use child proof plug guards.
==Altering Spraying Sites to Make Them Unattractive to the Cat==
* Place small bowls of food close to the marking location and combine this with an increase in the overall number of feeding stations throughout the house.
* Use plastic or aluminium foil sheets to cover flooring around the spray site, as some cats will not tread on this.
* Position a scratching post in front of the site to provide an alternative method of marking.
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