Maintain a clean pet-friendly home with our cleaning tips. Discover the best products and techniques for removing pet stains and keeping your space hygienic.
Sometimes, dogs pee in the house when they know that they are not supposed to, but are they doing this out of spite? Sometimes, when you look at your dog, they just look like they are mad at you. Combine that with the puddle of urine on the floor, and it definitely seems like this is something that they have done out o
Image Credit: Melissa, PetDT If you have a dog, you will know how big a part of our lives they can become. Our dogs are our best friends, and we spend a lot of time with them. Whether for a long walk, snuggles on the couch, or lots of belly rubs and head scratches to show them how much you care, your dog will always be
Coffee tables, bookcases, and chairs – these are places most pets aren’t allowed to play on. Yet, sometimes, that temptation is too strong for an adventurous dog or cat. Your pet using your home furnishings for their personal playground is a little irritating, but it’s even worse if they have an accident and leave a ur
If your dog is using the potty outdoors, a big congratulations to you – house-training a dog to pee outside is one of the most stressful aspects of pet parenthood. What now? Now that your furbaby is regularly using the yard for bathroom purposes, you might have found a new problem has cropped up. Your backyard space is
Do you have carpet, wood flooring, or laminate? What about bamboo flooring? Do you also have a pet? Spoilers ahead! Any urine accidents on the aforementioned floors can result in a nasty problem- urine soaked into your subflooring. Pet urine stains are tricky to deal with but bearable if you can tackle them with the ri
Even if you only have one dog, your backyard can quickly turn into an obstacle course of dog waste. We’ve been there: Throw a couple more pups into the pack, and the yard becomes impossible to navigate without stepping in something unpleasant. We understand! Regular cleaning of your yard is necessary when your dogs hav
Dog urine stains are a stinky and unsightly business. Not removing them from flooring, clothes, or furniture entirely can make for an unending battle with lingering smells and stains. What is the best option for banishing urine stains for good? The general consensus is that enzyme cleaner is the most efficient way of r
A dog urine accident on clothing isn’t as big of a challenge as getting pee out of carpets or even an accident on your couch. Of course, each scenario warrants a good cleaning. The nature of our clothing and the modern convenience of a washing machine makes the job easier than a carpet accident. Can you really toss a u
Wood flooring comes in all types. A stylish and affordable alternative is bamboo – a flooring material more eco-friendly than many wood alternatives. It also is slightly more water-resistant and durable against stains than hardwood. Think about this: What does that mean if you have bamboo flooring and dogs? Because if
Many pet parents think the solution to occasional accidents is no carpets or rugs. Sticking to hardwood flooring indeed makes clean-up a little simpler. However, it’s not fool-proof: A wood floor isn’t necessarily the answer to pet accidents – and there are some cleaning steps to take beyond mopping them up with paper
We all know that the smell of dog urine on your couch is the last thing that you want guests to notice when they come over to watch the big game – but getting rid of it can be so darn hard. That said, what if you could turn back time and remove the stain and its scent from existence altogether? That’s exactly what we’l
Accidents in the house are never a joyous occasion, but when your pup pees on tile, there is a silver lining – it’s one of the easiest surfaces to clean. Even on tile, your first instinct might be to go for the harsh household cleaners. Bleach, ammonia or other industrial liquids do indeed serve a purpose in cleaning.
Artificial grass is a popular option among pet owners. It doesn’t get damaged like natural grass does, it’s easier to maintain, and it looks as good as a living lawn if you spring for the good stuff. Turf is also commonly used on dog lawns, pads, or “pet patches.” Does that mean it’s maintenance-free? Not quite. If you