Tips on Making Your Home Pet Safe | Chase

2022-08-19 19:59:01 By : Ms. Vivi Wei

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For many, a home without a furry friend isn’t much of a home at all. Nothing matches the unconditional love and companionship that comes with it. But a home with a furry friend is also one that pays critical attention to detail — without it, you have a bathroom covered in toilet paper and a raided snack cabinet!

A pet safe home will keep your animal and the integrity of your home safe.

The definition of a pet-friendly home is a home that prioritizes the safety of a pet. Taking care of another living being’s life can keep you on your toes, especially with how crafty pets can be! Your cat can and will jump higher than you’ve ever imagined, and they’re surprisingly nimble. Your dog will invade almost any space possible... and may enjoy the toilet water, chewing doorframes, and digging holes in the yard along the way.

The bottom line is that these animals are curious and even smarter than we realize! There are some ways we can set healthy boundaries for both your pet and your home’s wellbeing.

Your living room is likely where you spend most of your time.  It’s where friends and family, and therefore your pet, come to gather. Here are some things you can do to make your living room pet safe:

Kitchens and bathrooms can be particularly hazardous to pets. Food like onions, grapes and chocolate, various cleaning products, and many other household items can be extremely dangerous. To avoid a trip to the animal hospital, your kitchen and bathroom pet proofing must be top tier.

The easiest way to pet proof bedrooms is to put a gate between the upstairs and downstairs, or in the hall that leads to your bedrooms if your home is one floor. You can also simply keep your doors closed. If your pet roams freely, here are some things you can do:

For outdoor pets, the final and hardest area to pet proof is your backyard. Although you can’t control the insects and animals that make an appearance, you can do things like:

We hope these tips help you keep your home and your pet safe! 

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