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Ozone Generator -vs- Cat Urine Spray? shazlikd 04-09-2007
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Posted by on April 9, 2007, 9:09 am


Ozone Generator -vs- Cat Urine Spray?

I was hoping to get some advice regarding the effectiveness of a small
Ozone Generator to deal with the smell of Cat Urine Spray indoors.....by
a de-sexed male cat. He is deliberately spraying, not simply taking a
much-needed piss. He is spraying on vertical surfaces.
There is almost nothing I don't know about the "territorial behaviour
issues", prevention, and cleaning. I have spoken to the local Vet in
great detail. I use an arsenal of special cleaners, and a Pheromone
preventative spray. I have also done a great deal of personal
research. Getting rid of the cat is definitely not an option.
Can you comment about Ozone Generators and their effectiveness? Bottom
line: If the Cat spraying is a persistent problem, is a small Ozone
Generator (with thorough cleaning) money well spent?
Thanks.


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Posted by on April 9, 2007, 10:21 am


On Apr 9, 9:09?am, shazl...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
> Ozone Generator -vs- Cat Urine Spray?
>
> I was hoping to get some advice regarding the effectiveness of a small
> Ozone Generator to deal with the smell of Cat Urine Spray indoors.....

Before you think about getting one of these, read these articles.
http://www.allergyclean.com/article-whatyoushouldknowozone.htm
http://healthandenergy.com/ozone_damages_health.htm
http://www.airtesters.com/ionizers.cfm

Regards


Posted by dlzc on April 9, 2007, 10:40 am


Dear shazl...:

On Apr 9, 6:09 am, shazl...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
> Ozone Generator -vs- Cat Urine Spray?
>
> I was hoping to get some advice regarding the
> effectiveness of a small Ozone Generator to deal
> with the smell of Cat Urine Spray indoors.....by
> a de-sexed male cat. He is deliberately spraying,
> not simply taking a much-needed piss.

Who desexed him? It may have been the civic-minded thing to do, but
did he go voluntarily?

> Bottom line: If the Cat spraying is a persistent
> problem, is a small Ozone Generator (with thorough
> cleaning) money well spent?

If the cat were telling you what it thinks of being desexed, making it
breathe ozone until dead might cure the problem. As an occasional
area-wide treatment of unoccupied spaces, ozone works well. Otherwise
it is hazardous to breathe, hard on most polymers (like carpet
backing), and not a good idea as you intend.

Change cats. Preferably for a dog. Of course, they "mark" if male...

David A. Smith


Posted by Lawrence on April 9, 2007, 11:45 am


On Apr 9, 8:09 am, shazl...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
> Ozone Generator -vs- Cat Urine Spray?
>
> I was hoping to get some advice regarding the effectiveness of a small
> Ozone Generator to deal with the smell of Cat Urine Spray indoors.....by
> a de-sexed male cat. He is deliberately spraying, not simply taking a
> much-needed piss. He is spraying on vertical surfaces.
> There is almost nothing I don't know about the "territorial behaviour
> issues", prevention, and cleaning. I have spoken to the local Vet in
> great detail. I use an arsenal of special cleaners, and a Pheromone
> preventative spray. I have also done a great deal of personal
> research. Getting rid of the cat is definitely not an option.
> Can you comment about Ozone Generators and their effectiveness? Bottom
> line: If the Cat spraying is a persistent problem, is a small Ozone
> Generator (with thorough cleaning) money well spent?
> Thanks.

You should have had your cat neutered much earlier. My vet says 4
months old is the right time. If you fail to neuter him or do it too
late that is what happens.

Of course you cannot get rid of the cat. It is your responsiblity
to give him a lifetime home. A cat that sprays is a big problem for
which there are few good solutions. You can try the ozone generator
for sure. Try everthing else you can think of as well. It will not
change the cats behaviour.

The cat is mad at you. Sometimes giving the cat some quality time
will change his behaviour. When you come home, immediatly pick the
cat up and give lots of scratches on his head and ears. Then carry
him to the bedroom and let him on your chest for a little while giving
him lots of pets. If you have been using a spray bottle to keep him
off the counters, stop doing that and all other negative style
training.

Keeping interior doors closes will confine the cat and his undesirable
activities. Something cat enthusiasts often do is give the cat his
own room complete with other cats and large climbing posts and
playthings he can play on. Then he stays in that room forever. Many
people will put down a cat that pisses on the family belongings. You
won't do it and neither will I but it is the only permanent
solution.


Posted by Roger Shoaf on April 9, 2007, 11:55 am



>
> Of course you cannot get rid of the cat. It is your responsiblity
> to give him a lifetime home. A cat that sprays is a big problem for
> which there are few good solutions. You can try the ozone generator
> for sure. Try everthing else you can think of as well. It will not
> change the cats behaviour.

Yes, but as the owner of the cat, you get to decide just how long that
lifetime is.


>
> The cat is mad at you. Sometimes giving the cat some quality time
> will change his behaviour. When you come home, immediatly pick the
> cat up and give lots of scratches on his head and ears. Then carry
> him to the bedroom and let him on your chest for a little while giving
> him lots of pets. If you have been using a spray bottle to keep him
> off the counters, stop doing that and all other negative style
> training.
>
> Keeping interior doors closes will confine the cat and his undesirable
> activities. Something cat enthusiasts often do is give the cat his
> own room complete with other cats and large climbing posts and
> playthings he can play on. Then he stays in that room forever. Many
> people will put down a cat that pisses on the family belongings. You
> won't do it and neither will I but it is the only permanent
> solution.
>

Enjoy the next 15 years of smelling cat piss and the joy you bring to the
potential owners of the home when you go to sell the place.

--

Roger Shoaf

About the time I had mastered getting the toothpaste back in the tube, then
they come up with this striped stuff.



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