What types of rugs are pet friendly?

Look for low-pile and/or flatweave rugs
No matter how hard you try to stop it, if you’re living with a dog it’s inevitable that muddy paws will eventually touch your rug. Low-pile and flatweave rugs ease the pain of this eventuality by being extremely easy to clean.
The short fibers of a low-pile rug have a hard time hanging on to dirt, while flatweave rugs have no pile to grab dirt with at all! With these rugs, a quick vacuum or shake is usually all you need to remove everyday messes.
Consider indoor/outdoor rugs
Typically flatweave rugs made of a synthetic material like polypropylene, these tough rugs are designed to stand up to the elements. They’ll handle Fido with ease. And, thanks to a variety of patterns both modern and traditional, it’s easy to find a great rug that fits just as well in a living room as it does on a patio.
Pet-Friendly Rug Patterns
Not only do patterned rugs look beautiful and emphasize your style, they also can go a long way toward hiding dirt and keeping your home looking clean. Generally, more intricate patterns will be better at this than simpler patterns. Traditional or abstract designs tend to be better for homes with pets, while simpler geometric designs or solid rugs should be avoided.
You should also consider the color of your pets when picking the color of your rug. Dark colors are usually better at hiding dirt and stains, but not if you have a light-colored pup! If your dog or cat sheds a lot, try to match the color of your rug to the color of their coat to keep your home looking clean.
