Don’t we love our little fluff-balls? Cats are the best pets but not the greatest when they need to relocate. They care about their territory and are not the best at handling change. Yet, with some useful tips, you will relocate with your fluffy pet smoothly and without stress. Let’s check out those tips.
Get the Cat Comfortable With Its Crate
Like any other pet, cats have different personalities and would mind spending time in their crate more or less. However, with relocation, your cat might spend quite some time there. It doesn’t care whether you are moving to another part of Chicago or relocating long distance – it will feel discomfort, and that’s why it needs to acclimate. Let the cat in, leave it to explore the crate, and then leave some food there so it can spend some comfortable time eating. Those tricks might make it less stressful for your furry friend.
What Are Transport Options For Your Cat?
When relocating, you will have to explore different options. Will your cat relocate with you via airplane or car? Does the pet need to stay at a pet hotel? What are your options? Every option has its own logistics and processes to go over, so make sure to prepare those on time.
Don’t Forget the Vet
Before moving anywhere, your lovely pet will need a checkup, as well as the security of a new vet in your new location. Has your cat had all the vaccines and medicines it needs? Did you search for a new vet once you’re relocated? Be ready and keep your cute animal’s health in mind.
Pet Transport
How many cats are there in your family? If you are relocating long-distance and many cats are a part of your family, you might consider pet transport. Chicago movers most likely won’t relocate pets, but specialized companies will. Do your research in finding reputable pet companies – your cats will be happy.