Cleaning Cat Urine From Suede?

A few things you can try.:

1. White vinegar. But try it on a section of the boot that won't show much to ensure it doesn't damage the suede. White vinegar takes out ALOT of feline urine odor on most anything (carpet, clothing, etc.)

2. There is another product in pet stores that you can get that "eliminates" the enzyme that causes the odor/stain. Check with your local pet store for the name (I can't remember).

Nature's Miracle is the enzyme stuff, available at PetSmart. Works wonders on carpet/upholstery. Suede may be permanently spotted by liquid already though.

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A combination leather and suede will be very difficult to clean as they are entirely different leathers especially when it comes to cleaning. I would suggest you consider turning this job over to a professional cleaner.

Here are some suggestions to try:

Odors can sometimes be removed by sprinkling the area with baby powder or baking soda and allowing it to set overnight. Vacuum the area the following day to remove.

Vinegar is another odor remover that is usually safe for suede. Wipe the area with a cloth that has been lightly moistened with white vinegar and allow it to dry. The vinegar smell will dissipate as it dries, and the odor will sometimes be removed.

Many people swear by a product called Nature's Miracle. It is an enzyme cleaner generally used for cleaning up pet odors. This can be found on-line at Amazon or at PetSmart and maybe other stores. Just follow directions on the container.

Here is what UGG (suede boots) suggests:
Apply diluted cleaner with a sponge, rubbing gently all over. Don't rub delicate suede harshly.
Stuff gently with paper to hold shape. Dry slowly, NOT with heat or sunlight.
When dry, brush with a suede brush in only one direction.

Here are a couple of sites that offer suggestions:

www.ehow.com/how_6154534_clean-cat-urine-suede...

www.mademan.com/.../how-get-urine-out-suede.html