Pet Hair :(?

I have pets.. They get hair all over everything! What can I do? U have hiair on my bed, my clothes, my chairs.... UGH!! I love them and wouldn't think about getting rid of them but what can I do do lesson the hair on everything?I have tried let brush things.. They work but I use like 1 whole one a day. :( Help!

Pet Hair :(?

Restrict their access to certain rooms. I have four rabbits and if want to talk hair trying pulling a full bunny out of the vacuum.

Pet Hair :(?

Get pet vac for the hair thats everyware and bathe then with the bather that comes with it.

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Thats just part of having pets!

Pet Hair :(?

I use a shop vac everyday.They are lightweight %26amp; easy for cleaning.I use fabric softener in my washer for clothes %26amp; dryer sheets help too.I dont have the dogs in my bedroom ever.Brush the pets alot outside.I sometimes vaccuum them too.You can use sheets to cover the furniture %26amp; just wash them,,it makes things easier.

Pet Hair :(?

Get rid of the pets.Simple solution.

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They could be groomed (cut--even shaved), or frequently combed to minimize.

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try a product called the furminator. you can find it online. Its special brush/comb that pulls out all the under coat from you pets. Thats what they are shedding out.

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Have you tried the anti-shed shampoos? Do that along with brushing and see if it lessens the amount of loose hairs.

No one wants to restrict their pets from going in certain areas of the house, so I am guessing this shampoo is something to try.

Good luck.

Pet Hair :(?

You don't say what kind of pets but obviously cats and dogs. If you could spend some extra money on a professional groomer, it will help immencely. They have a treatment called "Furminator" or just shedless treatment. It could be somewhat expensive but it can cut shedding 60-80% for up to 6 weeks. Call a groomer for prices.

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frequent brushing helps control pet shedding. start with a bathe to loosen any hairs still stuck in the coat. Most animals have an undercoat too... thats what the is shed in the spring. Animals who spend time indoors shed more because the shed "cycle" is triggered by light and temperature. I'm not telling you to put your pets outside, but just that indoor animals are always losing hair. vacuum everyday, try that pet release carpet spray it works good. they also have rubber "brooms" that when you sweep your carpet picks up gobs of hair! Keep lint rollers near by or in your car so you can brush off any hair you carry out with you. and limit the places your pets can go.. (for some reason my long haired cat loves to lounge in my closet it I leave the door open... UGHHHH!) Good Luck

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brusing them might help and an occasional bath.. and instead of letting them lay on ur bed u should buy them a crate or restrict them from ur room.. if its a cat good luck they pick a spot and thats there spot for ever..