Supply these guys with respirators, gloves and tools. 

Just make sure you wear a respirator! 

I wore a respirator while working in the unit.I ended up removing all baseboards and trim pieces as the cat pee was soaked into the stuff and behind it. all interior and exterior doors were removed as the bottom hinges were rusted from the cats peeing on it. 

I should add that a respirator should ALWAYS be worn when dealing with mold.

A large part of my fascination with respirators stems from this experience.

My next step if you still pick up wet dog, consider some of the over the counter products that are more to remove than cover smells (Lysol, Febreze, etc) and I might don a respirator and give it a half can or so, on walls and lightly onto laminate floor,  gaps etc).

Nobody wants to be friends with a respirator first.The stuff that really gets to me are shill plays that I objectively know are false.

No respirators were available beyond P98 paper masks.I got it done, and finished the room, and flipped the apartment.

When your daily tools are flea spray, bolt cutters, a flash light, a digital camera, a measuring wheel or tape measure, a respirator, and a change of clothes for when you sit on a urine stained couch.

Proper ventilation and respirators are required.