Thanks both for the info.
Except now what specifically is a "Wood's Light"? Is this a special
frequency of UV or would a "standard" UV "party" light bulb work?
Thanks again.
Paul
> Thanks both for the info.
>
> Except now what specifically is a "Wood's Light"? Is this a special
> frequency of UV or would a "standard" UV "party" light bulb work?
Wood's light test uses a black light. Cat urine shows up under a black
light.
HTH
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