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Anonymous
Dear /an/

Why does cat piss smell infinately worse than dog piss? I can always tell when I walk into a house that has a cat in it. No matter how immaculately they take care of said cat\litter box\house, you can always pick up on the scent.
>> Anonymous
certain chemical that makes it reek, but i agree with op, cat people smell like piss
>> Anonymous
Biology, man. Biology.

In nature, felines tend to be solitary creatures. Urine is used to mark territory, and thus it is especially strong smelling.

Domestic cats are descended from wild cats, but they still maintian smelly urine.

Most solitary predators have very strong smelling piss.

Most herbivores--which tend to live in groups and don't want to attract attention to themselves--have far less smelly urine.
>> Anonymous
Don't dogs mark the same way though? With less strong piss?

And you would think after hundereds of years of domestication that their awful piss would chill out.
>> Anonymous
>>125561
Dogs don't piss in a box in your kitchen.

Dogs have the common courtesy to piss outside.
>> Bitter Anon !!WJLRQ1cwCyZ
Am I the only one who would rather smell tomcat urine than any dog's? I hate HATE it when my dog peed in his kennel. It makes me vomit. I would rather clean shit out of his kennel than have to deal with urine. On the other hand, as horrible as this sounds, tomcat markings cheer me up. Perhaps it's as another poster said, that the chemicals in it respond differently in my brain. I suppose it could be some hormones are saying "There is a dominant male here!", and they happen to miss the whole species aspect. That's not to say I *like* cat pee, but I can tolerate it a lot more than, say, the tons of retards wearing AXE "body spray". Course it could be the brain parasites too, they drive rats and mice to seek out cat urine.
>> Anonymous
>>125561

Dogs do mark with urine, but it's just one of many methods that dogs use to interact with each other. Dogs also use body langage, sounds, wrestle with each other, and so on in order to establish territory and pack heiarchy.

With felines all of that other stuff is a distant second to the allmighty urine smell.
>> Anonymous
>>125564

Hmmm, I agree that dog mess does smell, but at least in my opinion it's nowhere near as bad as cat.

...and this is funny becasue I am much more of a "cat person" than a "dog person".
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
Have you guys smelled the piss of a cat in heat? My God, that stuff is toxic and you literally cannot breathe anywhere near where she's sprayed or peed. You have to immediately leave. It's so chemical smelling, it's scary.
>> Anonymous
>>125591
whoa, and I was thinking of getting a cat :/
>> Anonymous
i have two cats. : /
>> Anonymous
>>125591
It probably smells like your armpits, loser
>> Anonymous
>>125604
Just get it spayed to avoid that problem.
>> Anonymous
>>125632
same goes for the armpit dude
>> Anonymous
>>125563
My cats ask to go outside to piss by pawing at the door when I'm near. O_o
>> Anonymous
Cats have a higher ammonia content in their pee than dogs