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If the urine is fresh use an absorbent cloth and blot away any wetness. Use adequate pressure to soak up the moisture. If needed, use several cloths so you can get as much of the substance from the floor. 1  You can also use absorbent paper towels but use enough to dry the areas as thoroughly as possible.f you do decide to replace your floor, seal the surface well. 1  Apply an odor remover that you can find in pet stores. 2  Look for one that has enzymes in it to attack any remaining bacteria. 3  Be sure all the odor is gone so the smell doesnât draw your cat back to that same spot.
Step 5. Place the litter box in a quiet area of the house, away from your cat's feeding area. Avoid dark, noisy and busy areas of the house. If you have a multistory house, place a litter box on each floor so your cat doesn't have to travel far to go potty and is less likely to pee elsewhere.tep 2. Clean the urine on your bed thoroughly, because if your cat can still smell it, she might pee in the same spot again. Blot the stain with paper towels to remove as much moisture as you can.