As the pandemic restricted regular social interactions and staying at home emerged as the new normal, people adopted different ways to uplift and cheer their lives. Among the many things that peaked during the lockdown, included pet ownership and adoption. As people looked to pets to help alleviate fear, anxiety, and loneliness, it became one of the top things. Even influencers and celebrities backed the initiative and didn’t shy away from showcasing and promoting pet parenting and adoption on their social media. But pets come with their own set of responsibilities. We need to take care of them as we take care of ourselves or any other family member, by ensuring a healthy diet, timely walks, playtime, good health, and most importantly, a hygienic living environment. Maintaining pets and a clean home environment, simultaneously, comes with its own set of challenges. For many pet owners, the frustration of constantly clearing up hair is an everyday problem, particularly as one has started to spend more time indoors. But spotting the hair is half the battle. Beyond the locks left behind is a world of microscopic mess consisting of skin, hair, and dirt.