Eric teamed with Petco to bring us the tips in this video that will help make your home a pet haven. So check it out and then read all the way down for a great giveaway from Petco!
What does Paw Shui mean to you? For us it means that we have great flow and energy in our home. To Rocco, that means the path from dining room to kitchen to living room forms a perfect racetrack around the center of the house... perfect for zooming!
What else makes our list for pet-friendly home decor?
- A pet bed in every corner (well, almost)
- A crate that does double duty as a side table like this one.
- A storage center for leashes, waste bags, treats, grooming items, etc.
- And, of course, fabrics and finishes that are easy to clean and don't attract pet hair
To give you a head start on creating your own Paw Shui, we're hosting a $25 gift card giveaway from Petco. Simply enter via Rafflecopter below for a chance to win. U.S. winners only.
Good luck!
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Disclosure: Petco provided the $25 gift card for giveaway and arranged the interview with Eric Stromer. All opinions expressed herein are entirely our own and we were not compensated for this post.
Golden LOVE the idea of PAW Shui. Mom is working on having a comfy bed in every corner (room of the house). Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteGood thinking! We think our next bed may also come with a storage option to help organize all Rocco's toys.
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Paw Shui?! BOL What a great concept. I agree with Rocco that there needs to be a racing path through the house for zoomies. If there is no clear race path, then why bother living in that space. Seriously. BOL
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Storage containers are always a great idea for my dogs' toys and treats, having enough beds is a good one too. Most importantly, Love and plenty of attention tops my list. I like for my guys to have plenty to do so they don't get bored. I recently bought a 6ft tall cat tree and my 4 cats are all real pleased with it. So, storage containers, comfy beds, love , attention and 6 ft. tall cat tree! I think my home is VERY pet-friendly. After all, it revolves around them!
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A clean house!
ReplyDeleteWe've got three of the four pretty much covered. Since we don't use crates, we don't have the out, they are in the basement. A bed in every corner is wonderful I must say...I use them all!
ReplyDeleteElevated dinner bowls for the big dogs, small bowls for the little dogs and cats get their own special place to eat. All bowls are stainless steel so they can go through the dishwasher to keep them clean. Fresh, clean water is always available both inside and outside for all oets. Very important to keep pets hydrated all year long.
ReplyDeleteInteresting concept. I have one crate and it doubles as an end-table of sorts. It is in the kitchen right by the back door so I keep some of the dogs' outside toys on it, their leashes, dog brushes, nail clippers, and other odds-and-ends. I think another crate in the entry hallway might be a good idea. The dogs currently have a bed in there. The top of the crate can serve as a place to put our shoes.
ReplyDeleteMake sure all your cleaning supplies and other dangerous chemicals are way up especially if you have a cat that can open drawers and cabinet door.
ReplyDeleteI definitely make sure to keep the ground picked up. I don't want my dogs to eat anything they shouldn't: staples, paperclips, pens, etc.
ReplyDeleteMake sure my cat and dog don't get poisoned by ant and roach sprays. We try to bomb the house once every six months so it is important that the water and food is not contaminated. Also want my pets to be flea free.
ReplyDeleteI always try to look at the house from the dog's point of view- from their level... Is there anything that could be chewed? Tangled in? Dangerous in any way?
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of crate training and having a good looking pet bed. Leash training is just as important for outside the home.
ReplyDeleteMom used to watch a bunch of DIY TV shows on cable, all the former handymen, like Eric, are turning up everywhere! Rocco, please put in a good word for me I need treats! Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have $25 to splurge on my Chihuahua "girls"!
ReplyDeleteTo make a home pet friendly: put everything small enough to be swallowed away in a safe place!
ReplyDeleteEverything on the list of course. But maybe could add things like a ramp or stairs to come in the house or go on the bed if needed. Or maybe safety proofing the house like Garth mentions!
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I like to have a nice bed for my dog.
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We have dog friendly areas and baby gates
ReplyDeleteWe have beds for each of the dogs in the 3 rooms we spend most of our time in. We also have pet stairs so the little dogs have access to our bed and couch.
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