The 8 Best Robot Vacuums to Help Combat Pet Hair

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We love our pets. There's no doubt about it. But the one thing we don't always love? Their fur. Yes, fur is what makes our furry friend as cute as can be, but it's also a pain in the ass. I went from having a hypoallergenic labradoodle (that did not shed in her 14 years on the planet) to an extraordinarily fluffy Golden Retriever, that in these past five years seems to have shed an ocean of white hair. The savior of the transition from shedless to shedful? Robot vacuums.

If you have a creature that likes to leave their hairy mark wherever they go, you need one of these handsfree, cordless vacuums. Whether you're a dog, cat, rabbit—even chinchilla—owner, a robot vacuum tackles the chore of sweeping up never-ending pet hair. You've probably heard of Roomba, but other brands like Shark and Eufy have joined the party in making these high-quality cleaning devices. Coming with self-docking (and sometimes empyting) stations, these vacuums are as smart as can be. Honestly, it's a bit frightening.

So say goodbye to the struggle of pet hair because we rounded up the 8 best robot vacuums specifically designed to tackle all types of fur. Oh, and if your pet is anything like my dog, they may even think that the whirling machine is a new friend you brought home for them to play with.

Roomba 694 Robot Vacuum

Ah yes, the Roomba, practically synonymous with robot vacuum. Coming in at one of the more affordable prices (especially on sale), this guy gets the job done. This one is poised to target pet hair with its 3-stage cleaning system and multi-surface brushes.

AI Ultra Voice Control Robot Vacuum

Shark's vacuum is definitely a favorite for pet owners, particularly because of its advanced suction and self-emptying system. The self-cleaning brushes means that you never have to get your hands dirty, and the bagless base can hold up to 60 days of debris. Plus, it has voice-activated capabilities so you can make it clean just by speaking to it.

Clean L60 Robotic Vacuum

In just one pass, Eufy's robot vacuum will pick up pet hair with ease. We love how agile Eufy's model is, easily climbing over carpet edges so you never have to worry about it getting around. The precise mapping system also lets this guy find the most efficient routes around the house.

Deebot N10 PLUS Robot Vacuum

If you want a two-in-one purchase, this is the ultimate hybrid cleaning product. Part vacuum, part mop, all of your cleaning gets done with this one device. So aside from just sweeping up pet hair, it's also scrubbing away any paw prints your furry pal tracked through the house after their day at the park.

Q5+ Robot Vacuum

Roborock's sleek vacuum does everything with precision, and that's how it earned its place on this list. Delivering seven weeks of hands-free cleaning, accurate navigation and 3D mapping (which you can even add furniture and floor materials to), maximal suction power, and a high-capacity battery, your pet's shedding is a thing of the past.

V3s Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner

This robot vacuum is especially designed to pick up hair without any tangle, which is ideal for pet owners. It's low profile construction means that it can get under couches and beds, where pet hair sheds to its fullest.

L9000 Robot Vacuum

Personalize your robot's schedule with Tikom's technology. With this vacuum, you can have it clean different floors according to your own needs or even make it avoid repeating the mapping process every time you change floors. It's also a vacuum and mop combo, so it does it all.

Jet Bot

If you really want to go all out on a robot vacuum, Samsung's top-of-the-line machine is the way to go. It's got live video streaming so you can monitor your home, surface identification to automatically adjust suction, HEPA filtration to trap dust, a self-emptying system, voice control, and much more.

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