Carpet vs Pets, unlike UFC showdowns, is a constant battle.
Pet owners worldwide wonder what it is about the itchy paws that make carpets and pets such nemesis!
Pets dirty the carpets with mud and grime, which makes the rug smelling and disgusting. If you clean and vacuum regularly, you will see your vacuum succumb to the wrath of pet hairs.
The only solution is to clean your carpets thoroughly with the help of carpet cleaners. With so many carpet cleaning products on the market, it may entice consumers to avoid a professional cleaning unless they’re selling or remodeling their house.
However, when it comes to pets, ignoring the professional maintenance of the carpeting in the household might cause more costly problems than a professional carpet cleaning.
Your Furry Friends Need you
Pet owners can abide that pet hairs have the power to get anywhere. They can move through the nooks and crannies to the toughest of spaces.
Even though you think vacuuming every day gets rid of the fur, that is far from the truth. The fur is usually deep in the crevices between the fabrics of the carpet.
This hair/fur is extremely harmful to people who have allergies. Exposure to allergens can be the cause of the start of various respiratory problems like asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis, and more.
However, if you have a pet, you have no choice; they do shed hair just like humans do. There are a few ways in which you can help reduce the number of hairs on the carpet:
Groom your Pets
Yes, it is a simple solution, but it works extremely well. When you comb the excess hair away from their body, it doesn’t get the chance to shed on the carpet. Voila! We stan these simple hacks.
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Pet Beds
Pet beds ensure pets get their beds to sleep in; they are less likely to get on the couch or in the bedroom. Pet beds limit the total surface area to be cleaned to remove pet hair from a household.
Which pet wouldn’t love their bed?
While simple preventive measures can limit the extent of pet hairs on your carpet, they wouldn’t help you get rid of them.
Your best bet is to rely on professional carpet cleaners who know the job well. There are various instances where dogs and cats mark their territory, and sadly, their territory can be ‘your carpet’.
Even though you can spot clean it for a while or start teaching your pets potty training, the stench from the carpet is a far cry from the truth.
You require special solutions rather than a DIY baking soda trick to get rid of the stench from the carpet, and this is where only professional carpet cleaners can help you.
It is also pivotal for the health of your pet to have clean carpets indoors. Pets play out and about in the dirt and grime, and they bring many substances that get lodged in carpets.
They end up licking or even eating them, which is not healthy. Regular maintenance will go a long way to keep your family and the fur family happy and healthy.
A Safe Bet for your Pet
Most carpet cleaners use cleaning solutions that are safe for pet households. However, if you are extra worried about your fur babies, it is advised to call the cleaning company and inform them you have a pet at home.
More often than not, they will give extra caution to choosing products accordingly by the cleaners.
If you have any concerns, see a veterinarian since chemical sensitivity differs from pet to pet.
Every good carpet cleaning business will give consumers safe information about the solutions they use.
Birds are more susceptible to pollutants and toxins in the air than other typical home pets like dogs and cats.
If there is a bird in the household, owners should exercise extreme caution to verify that any chemical is safe for the birds.
My Furry Word (you See What I Did There)
Keeping your carpet clean reflects your house, and it shows that you are proud of how fresh and bright it is at all times.
It also displays to visitors that you take great pride in every aspect of your property.
Yes, there are a few extra measures to keeping your carpet looking clean if you have pets, but they make it worth the time and effort.
So, pet parents, if this article helped you comment below.
