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The key thing to remember about pet urine is that for the most part, pet urine "inspires" pets to urinate. If they can smell either their own or another animal's urine in the household, then there is a chance that they will take this as a urination green light. Cleanup is therefore of prime importance when it comes to pet urine.

Cleaning up pet urine is the biggest part of the entire problem. Cat urine can be particularly invasive, seeping into flooring and even sub-flooring. There is hope, however, and here at Planet Urine we feel that helping you with your pet urine problem is our main concern.

Part of the "trick" of dealing with pet urine is understanding the basic physics of the urine itself. When urine dries out it crystallizes. If you add a liquid cleaner to these urine crystals, you re-hydrate them. Re-hydration can actually cause the once relatively contained urine stain to spread out further, thus intensifying your problem. That is precisely why we only use a dry powder pet urine remover called UrineOut. Taking care of a pet urine problem can be a difficult and multi-stage affair. If you have any questions or concerns our experts at our toll free 24 hour number are more than happy to help you out: 888-286-ODOR (6367).