5 DO-NOT-FORGET TO MAKE YOUR HOME PET-FRIENDLY

If you can create these things, your pets will have happier and more comfortable lives. Veterinary clinics added that many people worry about how to make a proper household when there are pets around.

1. Materials

• Furniture made of wood should not be chosen since dogs and cats may sharpen their claws to scratch; tile or stone is preferable.
• Veterinarians also point out that as cats and dogs like to brush up against walls, dazzling white paint should be avoided as it will eventually peel the paint and turn the wall black.
• The crushed stone shouldn't be used to cover a wide garden area if the home has pets because it will stick to their fur.
• If the sofa is a costly, aesthetically beautiful embroidered object, it is best to prepare textiles to cover it because pets scratch and shed a lot. To quickly isolate and prevent damage to leather sofas, you must pay attention to the pet's nails and tooth replacement schedule.

2. Decorations

• Vases and other delicate objects should be avoided since they could cause the dog or cat to trip and fall.
• Dogs and cats enjoy digging around trash cans as a game, thus they should have lids.
• Dogs and cats enjoy digging around trash cans as a game, thus they should have lids.
• As much as possible, avoid using carpet for decoration since pet or vomit waste would be disastrous.
• Small plants should only be placed to prevent cats and dogs from rummaging through the house and kicking up the soil.

3. Paths and the nearby area:

• Other rooms should have modest doors so pets can enter freely, except those that are categorically off-limits to pets.
• If you don't want your pet to enter and exit the house while you're away, block the door to the stairs with a movable barrier.

4. Pet hair:

• A reputable animal hospital also demonstrates how dealing with animal hair is not a simple chore. A vacuum cleaner that can fit into every crevice and suction even from the sofa or drapes must be ready.
• You should get ready a decent lint filter and a clothes brush.

5. Safety issue:

• Watch out for exposed electrical sockets and wiring. Additionally, if there are other animals in the house, they can easily play, pursue, and tangle with electrical lines. They are great food for pets with itching teeth.
• Children's toys should be neatly maintained in covered baskets if there are any in the home because they attract cats and dogs and are simple for animals to choke on.
• Be cautious when handling containers containing insecticides, cockroach killers, floor cleaners, or detergents.
• Firmly secure items like speakers, TVs, and hanging art... "The dog hangs, the cat covers" is a cliche that is usually accurate.

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