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Dog toys have a way of multiplying. One moment your living room is tidy, the next it is covered in plush toys, ropes, balls, and chews. Toys are an important part of enrichment and play, but they also collect dirt, saliva, and bacteria faster than many pet parents realize. Dogs carry toys in their mouths and paws. Those same paws have been on grass, sidewalks, and outdoor surfaces. Keeping toys clean helps protect your dog’s health and keeps playtime safe. Why Cleaning Dog To

Studies have shown that sharing life with a cat reduces stress, strengthens the immune system and lowers the risk of stroke. For most of us, these benefits more than make up for the extra housework cats may cause us. The fact is that cats have a seemingly endless supply of hair to spread around furniture, carpets and beds. And of course, there’s the litter box. Keeping a home clean and odor-free may sometimes seem like an impossible task. It doesn’t need to be this way though

Did you know the harsh chemicals used in everyday cleaners can be harmful to your pooch? In fact, cats and dogs are susceptible to toxicity at even lower levels than we humans are, given the size of their little bodies. The sad reality: The ASPCA reports that household chemical cleaners contribute to tens of thousands of pet deaths each year. Ammonia, chlorine, glycol ethers, and quaternary ammonium compounds are just a few of the culprits. That’s why Simply Self Storage put

Since I’m not the only one on the planet cleaning up pet hair, I figured I would share this awesome infographic by Neato Robotics. It offers some helpful cleaning tips to easily remove pet hair from every surface.