7 Best Electric Brooms for Pet Hair 2026

The Shark V2700Z delivers a surprisingly robust clean for a cordless electric broom, thanks to its motorized brushroll and 10-inch cleaning path that glides effortlessly across hardwood, tile, and low-pile carpets. What sets it apart is how it tackles pet hair—not just lifting surface fur but actually extracting it from baseboards and corners, thanks to its swivel steering and low-profile head. It’s the kind of tool that turns dreaded daily sweeps into a 60-second chore, making it perfect for pet owners who need fast, on-demand cleaning without the bulk of a full vacuum.

In real-world testing, the V2700Z handled scattered kibble, tracked-in dirt, and clumps of cat hair with impressive consistency. The rechargeable battery offers about 20 minutes of runtime—enough for a 500 sq ft apartment or multi-room touch-ups—though it struggles slightly on thick rugs where the motor labors. The easy-empty dust cup is a game-changer: no messy hand-dumping, just a button press and debris drops straight into the trash. However, the compact bin fills quickly during heavy pet shedding seasons, requiring mid-cleaning emptying.

Compared to budget corded models like the Eureka NES100, the Shark trades unlimited runtime for true cordless freedom and superior build quality. It’s not the most powerful, but it strikes a smart balance between portability, performance, and pet-specific design. For pet parents who value quick cleanups and tangle-free operation, this is the most responsive and agile electric broom in the lineup—just expect to charge it more often during peak shedding weeks.

The Eureka Blaze NES215A punches well above its price tag with a 2-amp motor and capture nozzle that actually pulls in large debris instead of pushing it around—a common flaw in budget stick vacs. At just 4 pounds, it’s featherlight and ideal for quick cleanups, especially in homes with pets where scattered kibble, litter, or fur needs instant attention. The swivel steering adds surprising agility, letting you pivot under tables and around chair legs with ease, solving the frustration of clunky, rigid-handled models.

During testing, it excelled on hard floors and low-pile rugs, lifting tracked-in dirt and pet hair reliably. The 3-in-1 design—convertible from stick to handheld in seconds—makes it versatile for stairs, car seats, and furniture. However, suction drops noticeably on thicker carpets, and the non-motorized roller means embedded pet hair stays put unless manually scraped. The washable filter helps maintain airflow, but the dust cup is small and requires frequent emptying during heavy use.

Against the SOWTECH 6-in-1, the Blaze offers less power and fewer attachments but wins on simplicity and affordability. It’s the go-to for renters or pet owners who need a no-fuss, lightweight solution for surface messes—not deep cleaning. While it can’t match motorized brushrolls, its maneuverability and low cost make it a standout value—especially when you need a second vacuum for quick, targeted sweeps.

The KEROMEE electric broom redefines corded convenience with a 26-foot power cord that lets you clean an entire floor without unplugging—eliminating the “outlet-hopping” frustration common with shorter-cord models. Its standout feature? A brushless design that never tangles with pet hair, making it a dream for cat and dog owners tired of cutting fur from roller brushes. With 12,000Pa suction, it outperforms many pricier models in picking up fine dust, litter, and embedded fur from hardwood and tile.

In practice, it handles daily messes with quiet efficiency, and the lightweight 3-pound body makes overhead cleaning—like window sills and ceiling corners—effortless. The 9 included attachments open up creative uses: cleaning car interiors, blinds, or under furniture with precision. However, the non-motorized head struggles on carpets, and the wand disconnects awkwardly when converting to handheld mode. While suction is strong, airflow diminishes slightly over time if the filter isn’t cleaned regularly.

Compared to the Bissell Featherweight, the KEROMEE offers longer reach and more tools, but lacks the same brand trust and build refinement. It’s best for pet owners who prioritize tangle-free operation and extended cord length over deep carpet cleaning. For those who hate maintenance and want a set-it-and-forget-it corded broom, this delivers unmatched low-hassle performance—just don’t expect it to replace a full vacuum.

The Bissell Featherweight 2033 is a masterclass in hard floor efficiency, delivering instant-on suction that zips through cereal spills, tracked-in dirt, and pet hair with zero warm-up time. Its 15-foot power cord and 0.67L dirt cup strike a smart balance between reach and capacity, making it ideal for quick kitchen or living room sweeps. What makes it shine is its three-in-one versatility—use it as a stick, handheld, or stair vacuum—solving the common problem of needing multiple tools for small jobs.

In real use, it excels on sealed hardwood, tile, and linoleum, lifting surface debris and loose fur with ease. The crevice tool is perfect for baseboards and furniture seams, while the compact nozzle works well on stairs and tight corners. However, it lacks a motorized brush, so pet hair clumps often require multiple passes. On low-pile rugs, it performs adequately but can’t extract deeply embedded fur. The bagless design saves money, but the filter is small and clogs faster in high-pet homes.

Against the Eureka NES100, the Bissell offers slightly better suction and brand reliability, but at a higher cost. It’s the top pick for hard-surface homes with pets, where speed and simplicity matter most. While not built for carpets, its nimble design and multipurpose use make it a hard floor specialist that outperforms rivals in targeted cleaning—especially when you need to grab and go in seconds.

The SOWTECH 6-in-1 vacuum earns its “Best Overall” title with a 500W motor that delivers industrial-level suction in a lightweight, home-friendly package. It doesn’t just pick up pet hair—it obliterates clutter, from fine dust to cat litter and cereal, thanks to its five-layer cyclone filtration that maintains airflow and prevents clogs. The removable handheld unit and six attachments—including a sofa brush and crevice tool—make it astonishingly versatile, tackling everything from ceiling cobwebs to car seat crumbs.

In testing, it handled hardwood, tile, and low-pile rugs with ease, and the washable stainless steel filter ensures long-term performance with minimal upkeep. The extra-long cord and thermal protector allow for extended cleaning sessions without overheating—a rare feature at this price. However, the wand occasionally wobbles during use, and the floorhead isn’t as low-profile as competitors, making tight spaces tricky. Still, for pet owners who want one tool to do it all, this is the most feature-rich and powerful option.

Compared to the KEROMEE, the SOWTECH offers motorized cleaning and better filtration, though it’s slightly heavier. It’s ideal for multi-surface homes with pets, where deep cleaning and flexibility are priorities. With its 6-in-1 design and strong build, it delivers the broadest utility and strongest suction—making it the most complete electric broom for pet hair, especially when you need more than just floor sweeps.

The Eureka NES100 is the ultimate no-nonsense workhorse, offering continuous corded power that never dies—perfect for pet owners who hate waiting for batteries to charge. At just 2.75 pounds, it’s one of the lightest corded vacuums available, making it easy to carry from room to room or use overhead without fatigue. The 3-in-1 design lets you convert it to a handheld in seconds, ideal for pet accidents on stairs or spilled litter in the car, solving the “I need a vacuum now” dilemma.

In real use, it delivers consistent suction on hard floors and low-pile carpets, lifting pet hair and dust with ease. The crevice tool is handy for furniture and baseboards, and the self-standing design with wrap-around cord storage keeps it tidy between uses. However, the non-motorized brushroll means it can’t dig deep into carpets, and the dust cup is small, requiring frequent emptying during heavy shedding. Still, for daily maintenance, it’s always ready and never underpowered.

Against the Bissell Featherweight, the NES100 offers lighter weight and better storage, though slightly less brand recognition. It’s the best value pick for pet owners who want reliable, always-ready cleaning without complexity. With its low maintenance and fatigue-free design, it outshines pricier models when all you need is a simple, effective tool—making it a smart long-term investment for light to moderate pet messes.

The Eureka NES312 is engineered for maximum pet hair extraction, combining a 350W motor with a motorized brushroll that spins at high speed to dislodge stubborn fur from low-pile carpets, car seats, and hard floors. Its standout feature is the 180° rotating floor brush, which hugs corners and edges—eliminating the “dust left behind” problem common in rigid vacuums. At 4.4 pounds, it’s lightweight yet powerful, making it ideal for daily use in homes with shedding pets.

In testing, it pulled embedded dog hair from area rugs and hardwood seams better than any other model in the lineup. The quick-release dust cup empties in seconds, and the washable filter ensures lasting performance. The tool-free assembly means no screws or clips—just snap and go. However, the cord is shorter than expected (16 ft), limiting room coverage, and the motor can overheat during prolonged use, triggering the thermal reset.

Compared to the Shark V2700Z, the NES312 offers superior suction and tangle-free brushroll, though it lacks cordless freedom. It’s the top choice for pet owners who prioritize deep cleaning and hair pickup over portability. With its flexible head and motorized power, it delivers the most thorough pet hair removal—making it the undisputed king for homes where fur is a constant battle.