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The Best Robot Vacuums for Pet Hair

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There are plenty of robot vacuums on the market, but which ones are best for cleaning pet hair and dander? Here are our highest-rated pet-friendly options and a few pointers to help you find the perfect model for you and your furry friend.
We all love our pets, but shedding can be a major pain. If you have a cat or dog that leaves fur all over the house, you might want to consider investing in a robot vacuum that can take some cleaning duties off your plate. There’s no shortage of models on the market, but finding one that works well, offers the features you want, and fits within your budget can be a bit of a challenge. We’re here to help.
The robot vacuums on this list range from affordable to super expensive, with the priciest options offering premium features like artificial intelligence-based obstacle avoidance technology, roving home security cameras so you can watch your pet when you’re out of the house, and even the ability to empty their own dustbin, so you don’t have to come into contact with what’s inside. Of course, each one of these vacuums is also good at cleaning pet hair, particularly from carpeting, which can be more difficult than hardwood or tile.
Read on for top robot vacuums we’ve tested for dealing with pet hair, as well as everything you should keep in mind when shopping for one that works for you.
What to Look for in a Pet-Friendly Robot Vacuum
In general, most robot vacuums these days offer app control, so you can start a cleaning job from your phone, though some inexpensive models only work with an included remote. Many also boast Amazon Alexa and/or Google Assistant support, so you can start cleaning with a voice command.
Budget-friendly vacuums typically clean in a random pattern, while midrange and premium models often feature laser- or camera-guided navigation so they work methodically, making straight lines. Some can also map your home, and support area cleaning and virtual boundaries to vacuum specific rooms and avoid others.

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