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Sunday, May 15 2011 - By Autumnn Darden
Moving with pets may require some extra planning.
Pet owners have a number of considerations to make when moving to a new home, which can already be a complicated process. In order to stay abreast of changes that need to be made, Adelaide Now has provided a list of things to think about when relocating to a new home with a pet in tow.
Before moving, pet owners should start by finding a new local veterinarian and forwarding their pet's records there. If the pet is equipped with a microchip, owners should also update it with the new address, the source suggests. Pet supplies, including food, should also be set aside before moving, so as to avoid having them packed up in boxes for a long time. Be careful while packing as the moving process can also be stressful for pets, and distracted owners could potentially lose track of their animals, making it possible for them to sneak out a door or window and escape, the source warns. Pet sitting is a potential option to help avoid this problem. Preparing the new home for the pet's arrival is also an important step to take. In addition to ensuring the home is fully set up before the pet's arrival, accompanying the pet outdoors until they are acclimated to the new environment may help prevent them from getting lost, the source says. Following these steps may make the moving process easier on both pets as well as their owners. More News |
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