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Get her to a vet asap!

It could be a early indication of kidney problems.

My previous cat Tweet had similar issues and it was from his kidneys shutting down.

Unfortunately it wasn't caught early enough so even with medication and a low protein diet he passed over the rainbow bridge a month later.

You should go to a vet. Excessive ammonia in her pee is not good, since you say it's always been this way maybe something genetic that might require medication before permanent damage is done.

Mirroring what others have said, see your vet! Kidney dysfunction is extremely common in cats, and as with most medical issues it's much, much better to address it early before it snowballs.

wet food twice a day

One possibility is that your cat is getting too much protein and her kidneys are struggling as a result. This is unusual (cats naturally need lots of protein), but not unheard of. When you visit your vet, make sure you discuss diet in detail.

Go to the vet.

(That chemical weapon is adorable)

You need to bring this up to a vet.

I collect urine for my compost pile and I add some vinegar to the empty jug first because it helps stabilize the urine and keep less of it from transforming into ammonia. Ammonia is volatile, meaning it evaporates rapidly, which is why you smell it. In compost this also means nitrogen is leaving the system, which you don’t want. Vinegar liquid might be awkward to add to your cat box but there is also vinegar powder.