Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum IX141H

UPDATE: so we decided to buy a Shark light pet (I think that’s at least half the name). It’s actually very easy to use, simple, and was so good at cleaning our carpets from pet hair! The spot where their dog lays every night and day was cleaned in one run over- something that even my own vacuum takes a few tries to get fully clean. Only downsides are it’s a bit heavy but hey- good for older folks who need some strength in their day and it’s also very loud but again- they’re old and losing their hearing so I guess that doesn’t matter to them LOL Anyways, I’d highly recommend the Shark pet vacuums!

I had a Shark Pet hair cordless and we thought it was great, but it constantly jammed at point between the roller brush and stem. So I picked up a plug in Bissell and it was frightening how much more it picked up. We would love a robot but with an infant and a toddler I don't feel it's a safe choice as of now.

We use a Shark Pet cordless which seems to be ok most of the time re: sucking up rugs. There is a low-suction setting which seems to work. It's very light weight and easy to handle. It's on sale this week at T\*\*get for less than $200.

Bought the cordless pet model from Costco. It's been great. For low pile rugs and hardwood it's fine. You can order a second battery off of Amazon so you're never without a charge. I like that the battery is removable vs integrated like many other cordless brands. You can't really go wrong for the price and it's costco so you're good if it's not what you're expecting!

I'm in a similar home and have 2 cats, one of which I'm surprised isn't bald from how much he sheds. I've got a Shark cordless pet whatever and it tucks away easily, is light and cleans up everything without any issues. The battery lasts several full cleans of the flat before I have to charge it. It's not the cheapest vacuum but it's miles better than any of the ones I've used before at my parents house and definitely beats Dyson vacuums. It's easy to dismantle and clean each part, too. It's not very loud, which is something I was very mindful of when I bought it. If I have to quickly turn it on at midnight because the cat knocked something over, I don't feel like I'll be waking up the entire block around me.

I find myself using my Shark Pet cordless way more than the Sebo canister these days. It’s convenient, not too heavy and maneuvers well.

I have only 2 buns but they’re double maned lionheads so they’re very fluffy and second the shark recommendation! It was £250 directly from shark (not sure what that is in euros) but it’s been so worth it. I got the pet edition that comes with anti hair wrap technology and added attachments and it’s so good for all the fluff and bits of hay! I’ve not had to unclog it once since getting it. It’s honestly the best household appliance I’ve bought. If there’s a fire I’m grabbing my rabbits and my hoover. ETA - I have long, thick hair and it’s good for that too!

Same, I got the cordless pet model from Costco when it went on sale like… 7 years ago? And it’s still going strong. It’s the only vacuum I use to clean my three story house with kids and dogs and it does the job just fine. Sometimes the battery will die before I’ve vacuumed everywhere if I haven’t vacuumed in a while and I’m “deep cleaning” but it charges quickly anyway

I have a cordless Shark stick vacuum for use with pets, and it works well. It was about $200. I have no idea if it differs much from a Dyson, but it is less expensive, which makes a difference in some instances.

I have a shark cordless pet vacuum. It's been the best purchase since getting a bunny. I go everywhere with the handheld part and vacuum up poop, hay, fur, a few times a day. Oh and also hair, because I probably shed as much as my bunny and I have long hair. My house is usually spotless with this and I've had it for a few years now. A must have.

It does well but I also do only the small little tidbits, and not with the floor vacuum part, I use the handheld with the wand attachment. And then I just empty out the canister right away so it doesn't remain there. I used the floor vacuum attachment on long hay before and it did get stuck into a crevice in the attachment, but this particular one is so easy to open up, that I just opened it up and removed the hay. No problem. It's honestly the best, I use it so much.