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We LOVE our pets, but we don't always love their SMELL. Pet urine and feces leave stains as well as lingering odors that can be extremely difficult to remove. We’re sharing tips to prevent pet smell, some dangers of stain removers and how to instantly & permanently remove odors...for good.

There is nothing worse than seeing your pet hurt. Seeing your furry friend with an injury like a cut, rash, and wound is hard to see and can be hard to treat.  We’ve rounded up all you need to know about how to treat your pet’s next injury, just in case the worst-case scenario happens.

We all want the best for our pets, including the grooming products we use on them. When you’re applying a product to your pet, you’re going to want to be sure that it’s safe, effective, and good for them.  Hypoallergenic shampoo is one of these products. We especially love it for its ability to reduce itchiness and help relieve the symptoms of allergies in your pet.  We’ve rounded up everything you need to know about the itch and allergy relieving properties of hypoallergenic shampoos.

There are so many great things about owning a pet - the laughs, the friendship, the love, and the cuddles. But sometimes, it’s not all roses owning a pet, and it certainly doesn’t smell like them either.  Finding the right stain and odor remover is key to keeping your house looking and smelling good if you own a pet. But, not all are created equal. We’ve rounded up everything you need to know about oxidation cleaners and why they’re better at removing pet stains and odor than enzyme cleaners. 

Having a pet can be rewarding, fun, and like having a best friend. But specific responsibilities come with pet ownership that needs to be taken seriously.  If you have a pet (especially an indoor pet), you must disinfect areas that your pet touches to help protect yourself, your family, and your visitors from unwanted and dangerous bacteria and viruses.  We’ve rounded up all you need to know about sanitizing around your pets.

It’s normal for your dog to scratch now and then, but if your dog is excessively itching, it could be a sign of fleas or allergies. By knowing what to look for and having a few simple remedies, you should be able to keep your dog’s itching to a minimum. 

You love your dogs, but you may not always love their smell. While a dog can turn a house into a home, it can also leave that home stinking.  But don’t worry. Having a dog doesn’t mean your house has to smell like a kennel. Here are some easy and effective ways to get rid of that dog smell in your home. 

When it comes to pets, pet owners will do almost anything to keep their pets safe. Pet owners get their pets vaccinated, make sure they're eating nutritious meals, and take them to the vet if something is wrong. But have you thought about how your cleaning products could be harming your pets? It’s not something many pet owners think about, but since you use cleaning products where your pets often walk, eat, and sleep, it’s important to make sure those surfaces aren’t covered in toxic cleaners. Here is a list of how to ensure you choose non-toxic cleaning products to help keep your pet safe.