This newsgroup was recommended to me by a very helpful person in rec.pets.cats.health+behav. TIA to anyone with experience with this sort of problem and can share it...
I have a 55 year old house with plaster and lathe walls and hardwood floors that have for the first time been refinished. I'm replacing molding and want to do the best I can to remove the smell from a male cat that sprayed in a corner repeatedly. The smell is particularly pungent now that the old molding has been removed, and it seems to not only have soaked into the hardwood floor which is now refinished and sealed with poly, but the bottom frame for the lathe and plaster wall is soaked with the spray, as well as whatever surfaces between the flooring and wall it found its way to...
I know there are some enzymes that work pretty well to neutralize the smell but once this stuff soaks into wood I'm assuming the wood should either be sealed or replaced. Anyone ever have an experience with a problem like this?
Thanks again
bob