You know, animals are fond of their home perhaps more than humans. Whether it is dog, cat, rabbit, they create their own spaces in the house and for them every change can be difficult, sometimes even traumatic. So how do you behave with your 4-legged friends during the move and in the new home? We offer you some useful advice.
Preparations
During the preparations it is normal to have disorder in the house, boxes and this can destabilize them, especially when the 4-legged friend is the cat who is very jealous of his spaces and has greater difficulty, compared to the dog who usually gets attached to the owner to get used to. The advice therefore is to let your animal friends experience the move as little as possible. Prepare a room with toys, food, water, litter and cat scratchers. So as not to see boxes, disorder, clothes around.
The transport phase and the new home
Here it depends if your 4-legged friend is already used to traveling by car, also in this case usually the dog is more used to traveling by car with metaforiki athina (if the move takes place in different houses but in nearby cities, obviously if the move is intercontinental the thing becomes more complex).
For cats, make sure the carrier is strong enough and roomy and always make your presence felt, it will reassure them. Once you enter the new house it is important to let the animal explore one room at a time, it will have to explore and mark the new territory. Starting from a confined and limited place will certainly be better for your pet.
Immediately worry about creating their room with the usual objects, food, water. They will certainly feel more at home and safe. It may happen that for the first few moments they will mark the territory or ask for your attention more often, perhaps even at night. Be patient is a really important time for them, especially for cats.
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