Eliminating Pet Odors PLR Article Package

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Complete Guide to Eliminating Pet Odors in Your Home PLR Articles Package

We love our pets. In fact, studies show that about 63% of Americans have at least one pet. Approximately two-thirds of pet owners have more than one pet, and 20% of pet owners have a whopping five or more pets. An astounding 48% of pet owners consider their pets members of the family.

Interestingly, while there are more cats in households than dogs, more families actually have dogs than cats. It appears that for cat owners, one is never enough. Although cats, dogs, and fish remain the most popular pets, other species are becoming increasingly popular. For instance, turtle ownership in the US has grown by 86% since 2001. Americans spend a considerable amount on pets, clocking over $24.5 billion on veterinary expenses alone in 2006. The market is flooded with products catering to every conceivable pet situation, including gourmet foods, expensive toys, clothing, and many gadgets for our furry friends.

With pets becoming such integral parts of our families, it's no wonder we are eager to control their odors. Taming the smells of our furry companions can be frustrating, especially when dealing with a smelly litter box or the subtle lingering scent of dog fur on the couch. It can be annoying for us and embarrassing when we have visitors.

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