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1 The urine tends to be concentrated and have a strong smell of ammonia when an individual fails to take in sufficient amounts of water.  Liver damage - This may also cause an ammonia smell in urine, because the liver is responsible for removing and breaking down ammonia.
It might smell sweet or foul. The most common complaint is ammonia-like smell. Basically, the odor arises due to the concentration of chemicals. When one's intake of water and fluids is normal, and the bladder is emptied at regular intervals, the urine is often clear and does not have any odor.