It is fair to say that as a whole we are a nation of pet lovers. With an estimated 11 million cats, 12 million dogs and 1.5 million rabbits, we really do love our furry family members🐾
Whilst this means that there is a high chance that the person viewing your home might have a pet, it is important to remember that not everyone loves animals.
If you're showing potential buyers around your home, and you own a pet (or three), then here are a few things you might want to consider:
1. As much as you love your cat, dog or bearded dragon, pets can be a distraction to potential buyers. If possible, consider dropping your pets off with a friend or family member before people view your home.
2. If you have a cat litter tray, multiple food or drinking bowls scattered around your kitchen or living spaces, consider moving them outside. You don't want the first thing people to notice when they walk in your home to be any pet food (or other) smells.
3. Consider moving pet beds, scratching posts or toy boxes into the garage if possible. You want potential viewers to see how much space your home has and if your living room contains several large pet beds it could make your room seem smaller than it really is.
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1moMolly wholly ❣️