Keep these Things in Mind when Moving with Pets

Relocating is one of the most stressful jobs a person can do. It is also equally disturbing for your pets. However, Man and van Kingston experts suggest pet-friendly moving tips that will keep your pets as comfortable as possible and will help you relocate with complete peace of mind.

Make sure your new apartment is pet-friendly

Before you have made your decision to relocate, it crucial to check whether your new house is pet-friendly. While you are house hunting make sure to check if there’s a back yard or a nearby park to your new residence, especially if you have dog.

Schedule your move

Draft a plan for your relocation and then stick to it. Once you have devised a plan it becomes easier for you to catch up with all your removal tasks and take care of your pets with ease.

Organize your relocation process

Try to work in an organized manner when moving. Scattered cartons and disorganized furniture will get you stressed and also your pets. While people moving in and out, your pets may escape. Because of all the confusion it is easier for the pet to escape unnoticed.

List down the things you would need on the road and make sure they aren’t packed

By making a list of things that you could probably need when relocating can make it a lot easier for you to keep track of what goes on the removal truck. Instead of disposing of the old linens and pillows, you can save them for the pet carrier.

Update your pets’ ID tags

It’s common for pets to get lost when they are in a new environment. You can prevent your pet from getting lost by updating their ID tags. In case if your pet is microchipped you might also want to make sure that information is updated as well.

Also, carefully go through your new yard to ensure it is cat or dog-proof, there are no harmful items, the fence is secure and your pet wouldn’t escape.

You can contact the Man and Van experts to learn more about the relocation process and how you can ensure your assets will remain safe and damage-free throughout the process.