found this article about using oil soap to remove the paw prints.

It goes on to say (and this is important) that if the prints have eaten into the wood finish, which can happen due to the acids in urine and feces, Stop! Oil soap is not appropriate for raw or damaged wood!

Here read the whole article:http://www.ehow.com/how_12095953_removing-cat-paw-prints-wood-furniture.html

I don't know what you would do if your wood is raw or damaged.

The table, I am not so sure. It appears that "maybe" the varnish has been damaged????

I will read the article and I will try the oil soap on the TV, at least.

Thanks for taking the effort.

or nosy if you prefer.

One did discuss what to do if there is what looks like damage to the finish of a table. The suggested mineral spirits. I don't know exactly what mineral spirits are, but I will look into that.

The only thing that brought to my mind was the turpentine/linseed oil treatment that I have used years and years ago.

Someone will correct me (hopefully), but I always thought of mineral spirits as a non/less corrosive version of paint thinner.