Why Pet Owners Need a Maid

If you are a pet owner, there's a good chance that you need a maid. We all love our cats and dogs but there are times when the messiness can get downright discouraging. Not many people can argue with the fact that Rover and Fluffy are messy. These furry friends have lots of wonderful qualities and can even be good for our health. By hiring a housecleaning service, we can reap the benefits without living with the dirt.

The ways our cats and dogs improve our lives are varied. Both canines and felines are loving companions. All pets are nonjudgmental although Fluffy may be a bit harder to please than Fido. Dogs need to be walked daily so force their owners to get exercise instead of zoning out in front of the television. For individuals who live alone, these animals provide company and body contact when they sit on laps or ask to be petted. Seeing-eye-dogs can lead the blind around and therapy dogs help the depressed feel more joyful. Canines also protect their masters and mistresses as a matter of course.

For all these wonderful characteristics, our pets also dirty up our homes more than we'd like. Most of them shed and leave little hairs all over the floors, carpets, and furniture. Most of these animals slobber a bit, as well. Even the best-trained pooch or kitty will have the occasional potty accident. Sometimes pets have an aroma that's less than ideal. By hiring a maid to clean once a week, every other week, or once a month, all of these challenges can be overcome.

When a maid comes to a pet owner's abode, the place can become a tidy place once more. Vacuuming, sweeping, and mopping will get rid of all fur balls and excess hair that's strewn around the floor. Sofas and fabric-covered chairs can also be vacuumed when the house cleaner uses the wand attachment to suction the surfaces clean. Hard surfaces such as flooring can be sterilized so all evidence of slobber and potty accidents disappear. Usually, when all of this housecleaning is done, the odors evaporate. For stubborn smells, the maids will have a few tricks up their sleeves such as carpet deodorizers and disinfectants.

Pet owners love their cats and dogs for plenty of good reasons. The fact that these animals leave some mess around in the way of shed hairs, slobber, unpleasant smells, stains, and potty accidents shouldn't diminish the quality of the relationship. By hiring a maid to clean weekly, monthly, or as needed, the humans can breathe a sigh of relief, the dogs can bark happily, and the cats can purr.