their health is in the clear, consider installing a pet door if your kitchen opens out into your yard, or speak with a pet trainer to help your furry friend learn to relieve themselves outside.
in order to stay on top of messes, plan on sweeping up wayward debris and pet hair as often as possible—at least every other day. built-up debris, water, crumbs, and urine can damage your tile and grout over time.
when in doubt, visit a local tile store to speak with a flooring professional—particularly if you’re concerned that the material on your kitchen floor won’t hold up to your pet’s wear and tear. porcelain or ceramic tiles are 