#petcleaningtips

We love our pets like family—but let’s be real: they don’t always smell like roses. When you share your home with multiple pets, it’s normal for everyday life to come with a few extra odors. Litter boxes, wet dog smells, accidents, and just the general presence of fur and dander can all add up faster than you think.

I came across this article explaining why AirTags might not be the best option for cats and it really made me think. They’re lightweight and cheap, sure, but they don’t give real-time updates, escape alerts, or reliable coverage if your cat slips into an area without nearby iPhones. The guide compared them to actual pet trackers like Tractive (with live GPS + health tracking) and Tabcat (super accurate at close range).

Has anyone here tried these alternatives? Did you feel like the extra cost was worth the peace of mind compared to just using an AirTag?

I’ve tried vinegar, baking soda, even fancy sprays, but somehow the smell always comes back when it’s humid. I just read about enzyme cleaners and how they break down the uric acid crystals instead of just covering the smell. Has anyone here used them long-term? Did it finally solve the issue, or is it just another overhyped product?

Eco-Friendly Pet Clean-Up Tips Every Owner Should Know

Cleaning up after your pet isn’t exactly glamorous — but it doesn’t have to be wasteful. Whether you're scooping poop or wiping muddy paws, there are smarter, greener ways to do it.

Swap plastic bags for compostables. Choose washable cloths over endless rolls of paper towels. And rethink how you handle messes at home and on the go.

🌱 Every small change helps reduce landfill waste and keeps your pet care routine aligned with your eco values.

👉 Read the full clean-up guide on EcoFurball