Finally, running an ozone machine may help remove any final odors.Because cats consume a high protein diet (causing a very concentrated urea in their urine) it's typically one of the most difficult odors to remove.Gail

I think your best route will be to hire a good, high quality, high protein property management company.

James Wise no we never opened it but we were gonna do a menu with everything under 500 calories using low fat sauces, low fat cheeses and high protein/low fat meats, etc. great idea but have no clue about the restaurant business think I will just stick to real estate!

Cat food is higher in protein than dog food; thus cat urine has a higher urea content; VERY difficult to get out of carpet/padding/floors.

Cats require a high protein diet; their urine can have a significant odor and it is worse with an unneutered male cat that sprays to mark territory.

Now people think you're just a gigolo...and here you are, shirtless on the water fresh from the mother of all protein shake in your profile pic!

Raw food breaks down fine, if you are eating nothing but raw food, and you have enough protein during that meal.

That would work perfectly in this situation because you could proteins up with a better deal and the heirs would have a consistent cash flow on a great investment instead of blowing the money on something else.

The"true allergen" involving mold is in the proteins of the spores and hyphal matter (microscopic mold sticks).

Also, a black light will help you see what has cat urine on it (the proteins in the urine glow) then you'll know what areas to focus on.