It's always a good idea to get rid of the things you aren't using anymore before you move. It really helps you make the move easier and faster. Depending on what the items are that you are trying to rid of, you have the possibility to even make some money. When you...
Moving with your pets can be hard thing to do for the both of you, but there are some things that you can do beforehand to make it much easier for the both of you. Before you even get the house, make sure that it's pet friendly and if it's not, make it pet friendly...
Packing dishes can be hard because they are small, move around, and can break very easily. Some of them are also in a weird shape making it hard to pack. Some things you can do to ease the frustration is to plan ahead. Make sure you know what is going in each box....
When looking for an apartment, it is important to consider the pet policies for the rental unit. Some units don't allow pets or limit the breed, size, or species allowed. Make sure to read your lease carefully since it is a legally binding contract, and you are...
When moving, it is important to choose the right pet crate for your dog or cat. Crates protect your pets from accidents and provide comfort during stressful situations. You need to take into consideration choosing the correct crate size and the crate design. Your pet...
Moving is just more than packing, moving, then unpacking. There are many things that you need to consider before you even move. Make sure you fix all the issues with the home before you move in or make sure everything is fixed if you are renting. Downsize. You will...
Moving with your pets in mind can be a daunting task, but there are some things you can do to make the move much easier for you and your pet. Before you even move in, make sure that the home is pet proof. Try to keep the same routine if possible as it will make it...
Moving into a new home can be stressful for pets. To make things more comfortable for them, consider their needs while looking for a new residence. When moving day comes, keep your dog or cat in a quiet room or at a friend’s house. Also, gradually acclimate your pet...
