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11 Comments on Does Your Glenview Home Harbor Pet Odors and Flying Fur?
Maria, good tips for keeping the pet hair and odors down when selling a home.
This may shock some people...a lot of people...But pets were not meant to live indoors. That is mans version how it should go. When they do try to live a human like existence, their hygiene is no different and requires daily grooming too
With more and more people having pets, it's so important for sellers to understand this when putting their home on the market. There are still so many buyers who are allergic or simply do not want any house that has any signs of animals. I know, because I get them all the time. Show off your home, not your pet!
It's hard to convey this critical point to some pet owners. They, "get used' to their own pet's odor and are often surprised and even offended when you tell them the truth about how their house smells.
To my knowledge, there is no easy way to have this conversation, but have it you must!
Great article!! We just boght a home and our furry loved ones found a cozy new home in the GARAGE...and the backyard ofcourse!
These are helpful hints that all sellers should remember when listing their home for sale. For actual showings, yes, the pet SHOULD be removed from the house :-))
Great tips! I'm going to use these for my own pet.
I did have a listing that showed really really bad due to dog hair and smoke, thank goodness, they followed these tips and put in new carpet.
Marla:
Good advice for sellers who have pets. Nothing is more of putting than walking into a lovely house and being smacked with pet smells.
Marla - You've given some great advice for sellers and also for the rest of us who live with our beloved puppies.
Pets can become like family, and some people don't want to think that their pets are offensive to others. But homes need to be free from pet hair and odor, especially when they're on the market! Thank you, everyone, for all your great comments.