Moving homes can be as stressful for your pets as it is for you. Imagine, in their eyes, their whole world is changing. 🐾✨
In my pursuit to specialize in real estate – particularly when it comes to assisting seniors and managing estate and power of sales – I've discovered an overlooked aspect of the moving process: ensuring our furry friends are comfortable. Here are some tail-wagging tips for a smooth transition:
1. Keep Their Routine: Amidst the packing chaos, try to keep your pets' feeding and walking schedule. Consistency is comforting to animals.
2. Familiar Scents: Pack their favorite toys and bedding with them - not in a moving box. Familiar scents can reduce their stress levels.
3. Safe Zone: During the move, set up a quiet space with their essentials while movers are coming in and out. A safe space keeps them calm (and out of the way).
4. Vet Records: Update microchip info and visit the vet for a check-up before the move. Peace of mind for you, health safety for them.
5. Slow Introduction: Once you arrive, introduce them slowly to their new home. Start with one room, gradually showing them more space.
As a professional serving the Toronto area, I've seen how a thoughtful approach to moving can ease the transition not just for my clients, but for their beloved pets too. Remember, a peaceful pet means a peaceful home – and that’s a win in the real estate playbook. 🏡❤️
Real estate agents and pet owners, what are your top tips for moving with pets?
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Psychologist; Human Services; Animal Well-Being and Animal Welfare; Doing Good in the World
2moI am glad to hear there is data regarding renting to people with companion animals. Now I am wondering about how to make this data accessible and user-friendly for property owners who rent to companion animal families.