Do You Have a Spoiled Pet?
How Much Time Does Your Pet Spend on the Couch?
Pets are such a blessing in most cases. We've all heard horror stories or, thanks to social media, seen the devastation a pet can create in a house. Anyone who has a housebroken pet knows that there are certain things that can happen when they are away or, perhaps, not looking for a few minutes. One of those things is that pets like to sit on the furniture in their home. Either it doesn't bug you or it does, but either way you believe, the wear and tear that pets can put on your furniture is undeniable.
Cats or Dogs, They All Have Claws
Whether you have a cat or a dog, your furry companion comes with a set of claws that dig into the fabric of your sofa, loveseat, recliner, and other upholstered items. As for wooden items, those claws can make them groovy and not in a good way, if you catch what I'm laying down. If your pet is well mannered, this isn't really something you have to worry about. However, for the most of us, this problem means that furniture can wear out faster than if we didn't have cats that treated couches as scratching poles. I'm not knocking cats, but I've personally never had a cat that didn't scratch things up. (I'm looking at you, Mr. Pickles...)
After human and the additional animal wear and tear, the padding becomes exposed or the leather begins to tear and eventually the item becomes an uncomfortable eyesore. Replacing furniture prematurely is an expense that can really hit you right in the bank account.
It's a bad thing when you have to replace your furniture prematurely. However, every cloud has a silver lining. In this case, the House of Furniture has a great selection of furniture for sale that won't break the bank. Unexpected expenses are mitigated by our in-house financing offers. With an extensive range of styles, you are sure to find something that fits your ideas. We invite you to visit us online so that you can browse our items in the comfort of your own home.
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