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J P Gainsford Associates
CHARTERED BUILDING SURVEYORS
1 Tower Lane, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 4AR
 Building Surveys  Specific Defect Analysis  Planning & Design Work  Party Wall surveyors  Insurance Reinstatement Valuations
J P Gainsford Associates was established with a view to becoming a key practice of Chartered Building Surveyors able to offer a wide range of professional building surveying services to private and corporate clients across the south of England. The Practice prides itself on having a personal and friendly, yet professional approach carefully providing all our services within the guidelines set by the RICS but tailored to suit individual client’s requirements, regularly updating ourselves with regard to the constantly changing raft of building and technical legislation.
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Moving house with pets can be extremely stressful – for both you and them. Cats and dogs
become very attached to their own territory and will need care and attention when you move home.
Before the move
Ensure your pet is wearing an identity collar tag with your name and contact number engraved on it.
Animals can become disturbed by strange people coming in and out of the house to carry out the removals and doors will inevitably be left open. If you can make arrangements for your pet to stay with a friend, neighbour or relative, or kennels/cattery on move day – and maybe even a few days afterwards.
This means you can focus on moving without worrying about potential escapees!
Remember to update their microchips, register them with a new veterinary practice and update your pet insurance policy before you move.
On the day of the move
Make sure cats are inside your house before the removals start. If they’re outside, you may not be able to get them in by the time you have to leave your old home. Consider using a calming pheromone spray for your cat.
Try to set aside a quiet room to leave your pets in where they will not be disturbed. Remember for tropical pets that need uv lights, leave their transportation until the last minute and ensure you have
somewhere quiet in your new home to immediately install
their equipment.
Carefully wrap glass tanks in bubble wrap and blankets, informing your removals company. As you will want to set the tank up immediately it may be easier, if possible to take the tank in your own vehicle.