[Ellie May]

We went through this because of dear sweet Ellie. grrrrrrrrr.
At least the floors were old and needed to be replaced anyway.

Hardwood was waaaaaay outta budget and tile wouldn't have worked where we lived at the time (long story). Anyway, we went with vinyl wood planking and linoleum.

The linoleum in the kitchen was already scratched less than a year after it being laid. And who wants to use the warranty and have the stuff torn up and have no kitchen for another wek??? Then we had linoleum in one of the bedrooms. It was wood look. It seems this is a very good way to go for dog pee (as long as you can keep it scratch free).

We did vinyl wood planking in the living room. It was very, very cheap, but people thought looked like wood. Okay for pee, but there are grooves it. It got scratched extremely easy, so we kept some extra on hand in case a piece needed to be replaced. Some kinds may lfit easily unless your installer uses a good glue. I have heard of someone hating it (looked terrible) after it was installed. We liked it, but were tired of the scratches. I may have a pick around here somewhere.