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loki_of_sassgaardOK, I'm at my wit's end here and not sure what else to do.
TL;DR, my father in law, whom I currently live with, can't stand the smell of our cats. He says the entire house smells of cat, but... I'm not really sure what he's smelling.
He says if we can't get the smell under control, the cats have to go. He's not a particularly petty man, and he does like the cats well enough, so I'm inclined to believe him when he says he smells something.
The cats are neutered, the litter box is cleaned daily and even has some baking soda sprinkled in it for good measure. They're not allowed in any of the bedrooms in case they do decide to go pee in a corner. They're fed a consistent diet that doesn't change around.
How do I get rid of cat smell that he apparently seems sensitive to? Halp!
TL;DR, my father in law, whom I currently live with, can't stand the smell of our cats. He says the entire house smells of cat, but... I'm not really sure what he's smelling.
He says if we can't get the smell under control, the cats have to go. He's not a particularly petty man, and he does like the cats well enough, so I'm inclined to believe him when he says he smells something.
The cats are neutered, the litter box is cleaned daily and even has some baking soda sprinkled in it for good measure. They're not allowed in any of the bedrooms in case they do decide to go pee in a corner. They're fed a consistent diet that doesn't change around.
How do I get rid of cat smell that he apparently seems sensitive to? Halp!
