I currently own a pet care business and have my business on my back window.

Do you have a pet agreement for them?

Same idea if you are renting to pets.

This time it is a longer period of time, with an urgency, and the pets make it a bigger inconvenience.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

But maybe I am just going nuts with all this....Anyway, the Carpet guy advised to spray Lysol ON and ABOVE carpet and vacuum with pet odor killing powder.Before I do that, I wanted to see if there are other suggestions.Thanks :help:

on the other hand, she has violated the contract by (1) not paying deposit installment (2) Pet Fees Deposit installment, she has not move the water bill under her name so i am taking the hit on that one, she didn't do renter insurance. and i am considering file another eviction in regardless the one that is going on which is on a different case for me.happy to hear your thoughts on this lovely case.

If you don't allow pets in your rental maybe you could add something around the yard that would repel his dogs?

My personal residence is on the edge of Phoenix and the natural predators definitely keep any cat problem from starting (don't let your pet outside if you value its life).There are several residents that leave food, water and shelter out for the cats; which doesn't help. 

These are real human beings, that have families, pets, that want to stay with them in a house, not a hotel.