7 Best Hoover Pet Vacuums of 2025

This cordless powerhouse redefines pet hair cleanup with next-level suction and a tangle-proof brush roll engineered specifically for long-haired pets. The brushless motor delivers relentless power while staying remarkably quiet—thanks to the Hushstone noise-reduction system—making it perfect for households where stealthy cleaning matters. With 35 minutes of fade-free runtime and a large dirt cup, it tackles full-home cleanups without constant emptying or recharging, solving the biggest pain points of typical cordless vacuums.

In real-world use, the four-speed power control lets you fine-tune performance: low for quick hard-floor sweeps, max for deep carpet dives. We tested it on shag rugs, tile, and pet beds—consistently lifting embedded fur and kibble with ease. The self-standing design is a game-changer, allowing quick pauses to chase a pet mess or reposition furniture. However, while it excels on low-to-medium pile carpets, ultra-thick rugs can slightly bog down the brush roll under max suction.

Compared to the mid-range Evolve Pet model, this Elite version offers noticeably stronger suction and a more refined motor, making it a top pick for homes with multiple pets or shedding-heavy breeds. It’s not the lightest stick vacuum, but the balance and swivel steering keep it agile. For those prioritizing cordless freedom without sacrificing power, the Evolve Pet Elite outperforms most in its class—offering premium performance that edges past pricier rivals in pet-specific engineering.

The automatic cord rewind is an underrated game-changer—this Hoover Rewind Pet delivers effortless storage in a vacuum that punches above its weight in pet hair cleanup. With a 25-foot power cord, it covers large rooms without constant plug swaps, and the built-in turbo tool makes quick work of embedded pet fur on upholstery and stairs. It’s not flashy, but it solves real frustrations: tripping over cords, tangled extensions, and weak above-floor tools.

During testing, the Rewind Pet impressed with its consistent suction across both carpet and hardwood, pulling in litter, dander, and fur in fewer passes than older Hoover models. The extension wand stores neatly inside, and the on-board tools are always within reach—no rummaging in a closet. While it lacks advanced filtration, it captures visible debris effectively and empties quickly via a one-touch dirt cup. It stumbles slightly on very fine dust, which can escape during disposal due to the basic cyclone design.

When stacked against the WindTunnel Tangle Guard, the Rewind Pet offers better reach and convenience thanks to its auto-retract cord, though it’s less maneuverable in tight corners. It’s ideal for pet owners who value simple, reliable cleaning over high-tech features. For the price, it delivers unmatched practicality—beating more expensive models in daily usability, especially in homes where quick, whole-room cleanups are routine.

This multi-surface maestro combines 25% more motor power with swivel steering and dual brush rolls to dominate both carpets and hard floors—making it a true all-rounder for pet owners. The PowerPass roll digs deep into plush carpeting, while the PowerFlex roll glides smoothly over hardwood, lifting paw dust and stray kibble without scattering debris. Add in WindTunnel technology and HEPA media filtration, and you’ve got a vacuum that not only cleans thoroughly but traps allergens instead of recirculating them.

In real-life testing, it handled mixed-floor homes with confidence, transitioning seamlessly from thick rugs to tile without adjustment. The carbon pet filter noticeably reduced odors from pet bedding, a small but meaningful win. It’s not the lightest upright, but the swivel neck makes it surprisingly agile around furniture legs and under sofas. That said, the dirt cup fills quickly on high-shed days, requiring mid-clean emptying in multi-pet homes.

Compared to the WindTunnel 3 Max, the Swivel XL trades some raw power for better versatility and maneuverability—a fair compromise for homes with varied flooring. It’s less aggressive on embedded dirt but more comfortable for extended use. If you need a single vacuum for a pet-filled, multi-surface home, this model strikes a near-perfect balance—offering advanced features without complexity, and outperforming budget models in both pickup and filtration.

This is the gold standard for pet owners who want maximum debris removal in a single pass—thanks to the QuickPass brush roll that cleans surface litter 2X faster than previous models. With 13 cyclonic chambers and WindTunnel 3 technology, it lifts embedded pet hair, tracked-in dirt, and cereal crumbs with surgical precision, leaving carpets visibly cleaner. The 30-foot power cord is a luxury in larger homes, eliminating the frustration of constant outlet hopping.

We tested it on high-traffic zones with daily pet traffic: it excelled at pulling fur from deep in carpet fibers and didn’t clog, even after vacuuming damp grass clippings (a common backyard hazard). The included pet turbo tool is powerful enough to deep-clean couches and car interiors. However, the weight and size make it less ideal for quick upstairs cleanups or users with mobility concerns. The headlights help, but the hose reach is shorter than competitors.

Pitted against the Swivel XL, the WindTunnel 3 Max is more aggressive on deep-cleaning tasks but slightly less agile. It’s the go-to for homes with heavy shedding, kids, and mess-prone pets. While pricier than entry models, it justifies the cost with superior pickup, filtration, and tool versatility—making it the most complete package for serious pet owners who demand no-compromise performance across all flooring types.

Don’t let the sleek design fool you—this mid-range cordless stick vac packs a 3X larger dirt cup than standard models, making it a game-changer for pet hair battles. The antimicrobial QuickPass brush roll not only resists tangles but also inhibits odor-causing bacteria, a subtle but smart upgrade for homes with frequent pet accidents or muddy paws. With 35 minutes of runtime and ONEPWR compatibility, it’s built for quick, whole-home cleanups without the hassle of cords.

In practice, it transitions smoothly from tile to low-pile carpet, maintaining strong suction across surfaces. The adjustable brush roll disables bristles on hard floors, protecting finishes while still grabbing fine dust. It’s lightweight and easy to carry upstairs, but the suction dips slightly on high-pile rugs—requiring a second pass for full fur removal. The dirt cup is easy to empty, though fine dust can cling to the sides, needing occasional wiping.

Compared to the Elite version, this model sacrifices brushless motor power for a more accessible price—yet still outperforms most budget cordless vacuums in pet hair pickup. It’s perfect for small-to-medium homes with one or two pets and a need for fast, cordless cleanups. While not as powerful as corded beasts, it offers the best balance of capacity, runtime, and pet-specific features in the mid-tier cordless market—delivering premium convenience without the premium sticker shock.

This budget-savvy upright punches far above its price with Tangle Guard anti-wrap technology and HEPA media filtration—a rare combo at this price point. The direct suction path delivers strong pickup on both carpet and hard floors, while the swivel steering makes it surprisingly nimble for an affordable model. It’s not flashy, but it solves core pet owner problems: hair clogs, poor filtration, and clunky maneuverability—all without breaking the bank.

In real-world use, it handled daily pet hair, cereal spills, and tracked-in dirt with confidence. The removable wand extends reach under furniture, and the on-board tools stay secure during use. Emptying is simple with a one-touch release, though fine dust can puff out—a minor annoyance. It lacks the power of higher-end WindTunnel models, so deeply embedded debris may need multiple passes. Still, for a sub-$120 vacuum, the pickup consistency is impressive.

When compared to the Rewind Pet, it’s more agile but lacks auto-cord rewind—a trade-off between convenience and cost. It’s ideal for renters, small homes, or pet owners who need a no-fuss, reliable vacuum without bells and whistles. For those starting out or dealing with moderate shedding, it delivers exceptional value—offering key pet-focused features that many pricier models reserve for premium lines.

For allergy-prone pet homes, this bagged powerhouse is a game-changer—trapping 95% of particles down to 0.5 microns and sealing them inside a mess-free disposal bag. The filtered bag system outperforms most bagless vacuums in dust containment, making it ideal for homes with asthma or sensitivity to airborne allergens. Add in a 12-foot hose and a 2-in-1 pet tool, and you’ve got a vacuum that cleans deeply without stirring up a cloud of dander.

We tested it in a home with two dogs and seasonal allergies—the difference in air quality was noticeable within days. The wide cleaning path reduced pass count by nearly 30% compared to narrow vacuums, and the 4-height adjustment ensured optimal contact on both plush carpet and bare wood. It’s not cordless, but the bagged design means no loss of suction over time. The only downside? Frequent bag replacements in high-shed homes can add up.

Compared to the WindTunnel 3 Max, it trades some raw suction for superior filtration and dust containment—a worthwhile trade for health-focused households. It’s heavier and less agile, but the clean disposal and allergen-trapping performance make it worth the effort. If you need maximum filtration with serious pet hair power, this Hoover delivers a level of cleanliness that bagless models simply can’t match—offering medical-grade air quality benefits in a durable, pet-tuned package.