The king's discipline of the move is surely the move with pets. While in cages such as hamsters and the like, only the cage with food is moved with the animal as stress-free from A to B, a cat is already more complicated. At least at the aquarium, the move of the pets becomes a separate chapter. Therefore, we have put together a few tips from the relocation gurus so that your relocation can also be stress-free for your pets. Moving with dog or cat At the stress-free is the move for an animal if it is as little as possible of it. Therefore, it is advisable to organize a pet guardian in the run-up to the move, which will pick up the animal at the old (own) home before moving to the new home. It is important here that the appropriate transport container is available and the caretaker has already moved the animal inside and out. If the move is done, you should slowly accustom the animals to your environment. Dogs should not run immediately and cats should be left out of the house after four weeks. In the case of dogs, it is important to remember the animal husbandry in the old community and to register it in the new municipality. If the dog is large (over 40cm shoulder height or over 15kg) or if he belongs to a reportable breed, the dog is to be registered with the office of the new municipality.

Move with cages The move with cages is easier. Only in the special case of the exotic animal are reporting obligations to be observed. Nevertheless, it is also recommended to organize a caretaker for the move so that the animal and the cage do not happen. There is probably little more disturbing than the spontaneous search for a pet which escaped from an unattended cage. Moving with aquarium The move with fish is much more complicated than many people may think in advance. If you have a certain lead time before the fish come in the new aquarium, they can not wait a month or two after a move.