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id reccomend having it professionally cleaned, drycleaning wont get it out since its urine and only water soluble
as mentioned, it would likely need professional wetcleaning. my boss has wetcleaned leather before. wetcleaning is simply cleaning with water. as opposed to drycleaning, which uses solvents that have very little or no moisture (hence "dry"in the term)
its risky, because with water leather can easily shrink. My boss would probably charge 30 or 40 bucks to do it. check with the dry cleaners in your area, go with the one with the most experience, experience is VERY important when dealing with leather, which is why my boss does it (doing it for about 20 years) and i dont (1.5yrs)
honestly though, if we feel like a leather jacket needs wetcleaning, we just run it on a VERY short, cold water rinse and let it air dry; you NEVER dry a wet leather jacket, it will shrink easily, and drastically and is pretty much irrepairable. some cleaners may have a system set up that causes no agitation to the garmnet, which is even safer
oh, and from now on, be more careful with leather items, regular wear doesnt require much cleaning for them, and even then they arent much trouble, but beverages, ink, paint...or cat piss (one more reason not to have a housecat) are a real bitch to get out, so hang it up and close the door next time and hope to god this one is fixable
