Skouts Honor Urine & Odor Destroyer Cats - 1035ml
The Skouts Honor Urine & Odor Destroyer for Cats is a professional-strength cleaning solution specially formulated to eliminate tough feline urine, vomit, hairballs, faeces, and marking spray stains. Powered by plant-based surfactants and a mineral-based deodoriser, this powerful treatment penetrates deep into porous and water-safe surfaces to break down waste and neutralise smells at the source.
- Scented
- Plant Based
- Non Toxic
The Skouts Honor Urine & Odor Destroyer for Cats is a professional-strength cleaning solution specially formulated to eliminate tough feline urine, vomit, hairballs, faeces, and marking spray stains. Powered by plant-based surfactants and a mineral-based deodoriser, this powerful treatment penetrates deep into porous and water-safe surfaces to break down waste and neutralise smells at the source.
- Scented
- Plant Based
- Non Toxic
Product Details
- Permanently removes stubborn cat urine, vomit, hairballs, and faeces stains to restore household surfaces
- Eliminates feline pheromones at the molecular level to prevent repeat territorial marking and spraying behaviours
- Plant-powered composition provides a safer and highly effective cleaning alternative for porous surfaces around the home
- Professional strength formula treats both fresh accidents and tough, dried-in messes without harsh chemical residues
- Cruelty-free formulation is ethically manufactured without animal testing
- Purchasing supports Skout's Paw Pledge to provide a day's worth of food to an animal in need
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