Cat urine contains ammonia, which has a strong odor and is easy to smell, especially in closed indoor environments.
In addition, the cat's waist and forelimb glands also secrete a special odor that is thought to be a pheromone associated with the cat's signature behavior.
Therefore, when the ammonia from cat urine is mixed with the odor secreted by the body, it can produce a very pungent odor, which is difficult to tolerate and may also have an impact on human health.
Therefore, in order to keep the indoor air fresh, we need to clean the cat's urine and feces frequently and keep the air circulating.
Cat urine has a special smell, mainly due to the components it contains such as uric acid and adenosine. These ingredients can produce a pungent odor after long-term storage and decomposition in urine.
In addition, cats are also one of the main ways to communicate with smell, and their urine contains some pheromones that can express their emotions, status and other information.
Therefore, the special flush of cat urine may have something to do with its composition and pheromones.
In addition, if the smell of cat urine is too pungent, it may also be caused by the cat's diet, health status and other reasons.