Let your fingers be the judge as to whether dog or cat scratches need repair. If you can feel the damage, it should be repaired. … Read more
Like a good bone, dogs can’t resist chewing on leather furniture. Scooby’s snacking and any holes larger than 2 in (5 cm) in diameter require … Read more
The biggest problem posed by milk, urine, vomit, and pet stains on leather upholstery is the lingering odor caused by bacteria. Kill the bacteria, neutralize … Read more
Yes, it is safe for pets to use furniture after applying Rub ‘n RestoreĀ® products. However, the new finish cannot resist new damage any better … Read more