To actually see the first of our collection here in real life is so exciting because it took YEARS of research. There were a number of factors that were so important to us: 

 

High Quality & Long Lasting

Every company offering “pet friendly” flooring seems to forget about the “wood” part in hardwood flooring. And in their defense, it is in fact much easier to find a plastic or an alternative material. PET DECORATOR® hardwood floors are made from

the finest American and European sliced face veneers including American

Hickory, Black Walnut and European White Oak.

 

Accident Resistant

Our proprietary manufacturing process, waterproof core and K9-Pet Shield™ finish allow PET DECORATOR® floors to resist pet training accidents and to minimize damages from pet nails! Our 12-coat finish encapsulates and protects the

veneers from moisture and wear and tear to give PET DECORATOR® floors

exceptional scratch and wear resistance. 

 

Easy Installation

PET DECORATOR® floors feature the most advanced locking system for fast, easy and secure installations and exceptionally tight and secure joints. Floors may be floated or glued down.

 

Strategically Slip Resistant

This is especially valuable if you have an older dog in preventing injury. Our 12-coat finish encapsulates and protects the veneers from moisture and wear and tear to give PET DECORATOR® floors exceptional scratch and wear resistance. 

 

Exceptional Durability and  Lifetime Warranty 

PET DECORATOR® floors are so tough and durable, they are backed by our industry leading limited lifetime Wee-Wee Warranty™.
 

It was extremely challenging to narrow it down to these first 8 options but trust us, there will be more to come. When selecting a flooring, we recommend taking a blank sheet of paper and giving your pet a good rub. The color of their hair is the best determining factor in what color is best for your home. The other factor is what type of pet you have and the strength of wood that is needed. If you have a larger and fairly active pet, we’d recommend something in the Hickory or Oak family. And if you have a smaller pet, your options are a lot more open. Below are a list of our first collection, we would be happy to answer any questions and of course, would love your feedback.