What Pet Relocation Service Will Say About Helping Your Dog Prepared For The Big Move

The big moving day is coming and you're a big
ball of nerves. You go through your checklist
constantly to make sure that you have taken care
of packing all your belongings and you just need
to wait for the movers to load them up in the
truck and get everything to your new, unfamiliar
home. Your pet, like you, is anxious - he can
tell that there's going to be a lot of changes;
he looks up at you with those eyes as if asking
"What's going on?" and you tell him, "In a
couple of days, we'll be making a long journey
and I'll be entrusting you to the care of some
lovely people." Of course, you're not sure if
your doggie understands, but you know he knows
you know best.

Hiring a pet relocation service is definitely
the best way to make sure your pet gets to your
new home without much stress. However, you need
to do your own bit in preparing him for the
move. Here are some tips to help him get ready
for the long journey:

1.Get him familiar with his carrier. Make sure
that it is comfortable, well-ventilated and
filled with things that he's familiar with so
he'll consider it a safe place. Also, make sure
that his carrier is sturdy and rated for pet
shipping with enough space for your pet to turn
around and lay down, and can withstand the
shifting and tumbling of the other contents
inside the moving vehicle.

2.Clip your pet's nail before the trip.
Sometimes, no matter all the efforts to make him
comfortable, there's just no working around the
anxiety he feels in confinement so make sure
that he doesn't hurt himself much. Clipping his
nails will make sure that even with his furious
scratching, which is a common manifestation of
anxiety or stress for pets, he wouldn't scratch
himself to a bloody mess.

3.Make inquiries about using sedatives or
tranquilisers for your pet during the move
especially if the travel is going to be
incredibly long. Take him to the vet first;
usually, the vet will administer a minimal
amount of the product on your pet to determine
if it's safe for your dog to use or not. Some
pets can have reactions to sedatives that can
prove deadly so giving the product a try first
as administered by a professional is the safest
thing to do.


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