The Best Pet-Friendly Sofas, Loved by Our Editors (and Their Pets)

Honbay Convertible Sectional Sofa Couch ($300)

This sofa is an Amazon favorite praised for its convertible design and ability to stand up to cats and dogs. How it works is that the ottoman is removable, which means you can easily convert it into a right- or left-facing sectional or a three-seat sofa with a chaise. Explore more couches from Amazon via our curated guide.

What Reviewers Say: "For the price, it's honestly worth it. The couch is on the firmer side but it doesn't bother me at all. Color-wise, it's not a "dark gray," as listed, but a dark blueish/navy. Assembly was very easy and straightforward, no tools required. It took me about 20 minutes to fully assemble this couch. The quality is fairly decent. To be honest, if you don't have a lot of guests or use a couch often, this is probably for you."

Ikea Uppland Sofa ($749)

This sofa features removable covers that you can easily throw in the wash or replace, just like Kronberger recommends. Despite its lower price tag than the majority of options, shoppers say it's durable and that the thick cover holds up well in the washing machine.

What Reviewers Say: "We've already washed it three times — once to get the wrinkles out when we unboxed it, then a guest spilled red wine, then our cat was sick on it. Just wash and air dry."

Albany Park Barton Sofa ($1,549, originally $2,065)

This sofa has a low-profile silhouette, so if you love when your furry friends hop up to lay with you, this will make cuddling time that much easier for them. The couch is offered in pet-friendly and stain-resistant fabrics, with either black, natural oak, or walnut legs, and the ultra-plush seats are comfortable, but firm enough to be supportive. Overall, this sofa is big on value, as there are plenty of other designs that look and feel the same for a much higher price.

Explore more specs in our Albany Park Barton Sofa review.

Editor Quote: "The sofa is spacious and perfect for hosting guests. You can comfortably fit three to four people on each of the giant cushions, which I credit to its sleek look." — Anvita Reddy, former associate shopping editor

West Elm Remi 3-Piece Sofa ($1,598-$3,347)

This sofa is not only super chic and modern, but the low profile silhouette makes it easy for dogs with short legs to access. True to West Elm's style, you can customize it a zillion different ways. We recommend opting for a performance fabric that's stain-resistant and highly durable that's made of a tight weave, like twill, canvas, or linen. Check out more couches from West Elm in our curated guide.

Joybird Braxton Sleeper Sofa ($1,876, originally $3,127)

You can outfit this sleeper sofa in so many different pet-friendly fabrics — 50, to be exact. (The brand has a section on its website outlining the differences between each fabric if you're interested.) Believe it or not, the chic style pulls out to a comfy memory foam mattress for guests.

See what other Joybird couches we love via our complete guide.

What Reviewers Say: "This is a great sofa! It's very firm, which we prefer. The fabric is slow to dry. A family member spilled water on it once, and I thought it could be a stain. But it turned out just to be water that needed time to dry. Look forward to having friends and family try out the mattress."

Sabai Design The Essential Sectional ($1,995)

This sofa isn't just photogenic, but also crafted from sustainable materials, which the brand outlines in detail on its product page (An FSC-certified wood frame! 100 percent recycled fiber fill pillows!). Keeping with its ethics-first philosophy, the brand sells replacement components so you can repair it rather than replace it (in case your furry friends cause destruction). For more, read our complete Sabai Design The Essential Sectional review.

Editor Quote: "The Sabai Essential Sectional has all the hallmarks of a luxury sofa without the pricey markup. For starters, the sectional has a polished and timeless design that can adapt to revolving trends and spaces." – AR

Burrow Block Nomad Sofa Sectional ($2,308)

This sectional fits three people minimum (plus at least one or two four-legged friends). The chaise is reversible, so you can put it on the other side of the sofa, or even in the middle if you're feeling experimental. Plus, it features a built-in USB charger and 72-inch power cord to power up your device while you binge-watch Netflix.

Explore more couches from Burrow with our curated guide.

What Reviewers Say: "Great couch! Love the design and super easy to put together. The cushions are pretty firm but it's still a comfortable sofa."

Lovesac Sactional ($3,535, originally $5,050)

A deep dive into a few Reddit threads made it crystal clear that this sectional is a fan favorite among pet owners. Shoppers recommend the corded velvet fabric for pets. One Redditor wrote: "I have four cats and two dogs. I have the corded velvet. I've had my sectional for over a year and it still looks new despite my cats occasionally scratching the sides. It's easy to get fur off, too."

What Reviewers Say: "We love our new Lovesac sectional. It fits our entire family comfortably. We have sons and dogs, so this is very durable. Very glad we purchased this couch. My wife has been wanting one for years now. Happy wife, happy life!"

We're looking at a number of new options for our next update. These include: the Dopedio Modern Loveseat Sofa as a budget-friendly option, the Anabei Modular Washable 3-Seater Sectional as a chic option, and the Quince Sierra Performance Velvet Curved Arm Sofa as more of an elevated alternative.

Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has more than five years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, and InStyle, among others.

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Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.