Engineered wood floors are more resistant to moisture than solid wood floors which can be helpful during the house training phase of your dog s life.
Dog proof tile floors.
This is why you should provide beds and rugs for your dog to increase comfort.
Vinyl flooring is a popular flooring option for families with pets.
Luxury vinyl tile and vinyl sheet are highly durable long lasting and resistant to moisture scratches and dents.
Hard flooring options such as stone tile and concrete are most likely to withstand the constant wear and tear of clawed feet.
Vinyl vinyl is relatively resistant to pet claws and it provides pets with a better grip than many other smooth flooring options.
Stone tile and concrete are durable yet uncomfortable.
Vinyl tile is easy to clean easy to install and affordable.
If you re dreaming of wood floors but don t want to risk it consider faux wood tiles.
That is why our virtually dog proof pet friendly flooring was created.
Many homeowners like a well worn wood floor and if you re one of them go ahead and invite the dogs in just don t.
Forget carpet and hardwood floors.
Engineered wood floors consist of a top layer of solid wood and layers of wood laminate beneath.
It is scratch and scuff proof waterproof and soft and comfortable.
Tile and stone flooring.
Whether fido is a housetraining pup or a geriatric who s having accidents your floor will suffer.
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Also stone tiles can be slippery and this can cause discomfort to the dogs and even lead to accidents.
Covering the floor with newspaper or pee pads is a makeshift solution but if you re installing or replacing floors you have limited options for doggie proof flooring materials.
As when selecting any type of flooring option try to select a color that won t contrast too sharply with your dog s hair color to keep your floors looking cleaner.
Our flooring is specially designed for life with pets.
As pet owners and lovers ourselves we understand the needs of active families.
You like the current trend for distressed hand scraped and generally rustic hardwood floors then dog scratches really won t be a concern or problem merely adding to the patina of your floors.
They are also easy to maintain.
Consider distressed or hand scraped hardwoods.