How to pet-proof a rental property 1. Use washable covers. Whether it's your landlord's furniture or your own, using washable covers is a game-changer for any pet parent wanting to protect their ...

Is your pet prone to summer shedding? Keep your home free of fur with regular grooming, furniture covers, and these other ...

If you have a pet and live in a rented property, chances are there’ll be a few accidents along the way. From scratched-up carpets from the cat to chewed-up table legs from the teething puppy ...

Carpets and area rugs feel nice underfoot and add beauty and visual impact to a room. But they are also magnets for dirt, dust mites and pet hair. Vacuuming can help lift much of this debris out of ...

Once your pet has them, they can quickly invade your home. They can bite people, so once in your house, they hide in floorboards or your carpet, making it hard to get rid of them.

Whether it’s a fresh pet stain or one that has set in, clean experts share how to remove cat or dog urine or poop from your carpet. Here’s how to tackle fresh stains, ...

A beloved pet is an extension of the family, and to many pet parents, there's no greater pleasure than cuddling up with a furry friend on the sofa. Pet owners are accustomed to dealing with fur ...