
- Pet doors. The essential feature that allows pets to enter and exit the house, as well as an invisible fence to keep them at home. That way, residents won’t have to think about letting them in or out.
- Pet waste management. A pet waste management system is attached to the septic or sewer cleanout and allows pet waste to be deposited directly into the sewer.
- Hard floors. For indoor pets, hardwood floors are much better than wall-to-wall carpeting. Hardwood floors and ceramic tile are more durable, damage resistant, and easier to clean. Laminate, slate, and wood are close behind. On the other hand, there are also carpets that are stain-resistant and can easily recover from different accidents, messes, and spills. Don’t forget to consider the pet’s hair color if you decide to go with carpeting, and choose the one that will best hide their hairs.
- Built-in dog bed. Built-ins for dogs are great because pets can spend their time in peace while out of the way in the home. A built-in dog bed is a wonderful place of security that belongs only to one dog, where he can relax and feel safe without feeling anxious or trapped.