FAQ

Hardwood floors are generally better than carpet for homes with dogs due to easier cleaning, durability, and resistance to odors and allergens.

Luxury vinyl flooring (LVT/LVP) is widely regarded as the best dog-friendly flooring due to its durability, water resistance, comfort, and ease of maintenance.

Hardwood floors are often more durable and easier to clean than carpet, making them generally better suited for homes with dogs, especially when paired with rugs.

Luxury vinyl flooring is often the best dog-friendly option due to its durability, waterproof properties, easy maintenance, and slip resistance.

Hardwood floors are generally better than carpet for homes with dogs due to easier cleaning, durability, and resistance to odors and allergens.

Dogs are less likely to slip on textured tile, vinyl with tested slip resistance, or cork flooring due to their enhanced traction and softer surfaces.

Yes, dog pee can ruin laminate flooring if not cleaned up quickly, as it can seep into the seams and cause swelling or warping.

Luxury vinyl plank flooring is highly scratch-resistant, making it a durable option for homes with dogs, even active ones.

Luxury vinyl tile or plank is often the best flooring for homes with dogs due to its scratch resistance, waterproof nature, comfort, and ease of maintenance.

Luxury vinyl tile or plank is often considered the best flooring for dogs due to its durability, water resistance, and comfort. Tile and sealed concrete are also excellent for high-traffic, moisture-prone areas.