reprint from MSN.com:
An estimated 73 million dogs and 90 million cats live in U.S. homes, and Americans are increasingly remodeling not only for themselves but also for their four-legged friends.
"People want to live comfortably in their home, but they also want their home to be a safe haven for their pet," says Charlotte Reed, a pet expert and author in New York. Creating such a pet sanctuary can include some small — and a few large — renovations.
Here are 10 smart ideas on how you can make your home friendly and safe for your pet — and what impact these changes might have on your home if you decide to move out.
end of article.
For many, protecting your pets is just as important as protecting the homefront.
Here are some of our other pet related blogs:
Pets and the Fourth of July.
Make your yard a No-Bite Zone.
Protecting Furry Dependents.
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