Getting Pee Cleaned Off A Wooden Deck

[Isabel964]

Little Lucy, 4 months old has peed a few times on my wooden deck. I have hosed it off but how do I clean it off properly to completely remove the scent so she isn't attracted to oeeing there again? Do I need a bio agent to kill/remove it properly?

Also us a mop/broom enough or do I need a pressure thing from a hardware store?

[Kirislin]

If it was here would use white vinegar diluted a bit and slosh it all over with a mop. Then you have to try to train her to go on the grass instead of the deck, it might require vigilance on your part.

[oakway]

It is not necessarily always scent that makes them go to the one spot in many cases it may be habit. If you don't want a use a certain area always take it to the area you want it to use. Good luck.

[RuralPug]

When it is raining, my older foster (obviously thinking that she will melt in the rain) sometimes pees on my wooden deck.

I mix half a cup of biozet laundry powder in a bucket of warm water, pour some into a clean kitty litter tray, and use a broom dipped into the tray to scour the deck, which breaks down the urine enzymes and therefore any smell.

Or you could spray with Urine Off or another similar product.

[Isabel964]

Thank you. It's not her normal spot to pee. I do take her to a spot to pee but only has her a couple of weeks, she is just in 4 months old, a rescue girl. So not a huge problem. I have biozer, and utube off and vinegar - so should be ok :)

[Katdogs]

If the vinegar and similar don't work, there's a disinfectant called Delete (I think) that really seems powerfu.