• Leave their favorite chairs, water bowls, etc., in place as long as possible and (as with your kids) maintain normal routines as much as you can.
• Be sure to get their records of shot and medications from the vet. Health and rabies-shot certificates will make them welcome in Orlando.
• On moving day, take time out to reassure them in the midst of the relocation chaos. They may fare best if they’re off the scene of the move in some quiet spot.
• Provide them with leashes and new ID tags in case they get loose en route or at your new Orlando residence.
• If you're driving, let your pet travel in a roomy carrier. Bring food and water. Make frequent roadside stops to allow time for exercise (which you can enjoy too.)
• As you move into your new home, keep your pet in a quiet place.

Want more helpful tips and advice?  There are many books on relocating with pets which will give you all the information you need to make your pet's move successful.

Animals usually adjust quickly to new surroundings – especially when their families realize that pets feel the stress of moving, too.  Our experience in helping families move to Orlando Florida can work for you in making your relocation as trouble-free as possible. We're eager to get you started on the right foot, so e-mail us or give us a call today.