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A move is stressful for people — and even more so for pets, who don’t understand why their whole world is suddenly in boxes. Whether you have an anxious dog or a cat who hides at the first sign of a suitcase, a little preparation goes a long way. Here’s how to make moving with pets calm and safe, from the team at Astoria Queens Movers.
Moving day is chaotic — open doors, movers coming and going, and lots of noise. The safest plan is to keep your pet out of the action:
Cats are territorial and stress easily. Keep your cat in a secure carrier during transport, and when you arrive, set them up in one small room first with their litter box, food, and a familiar blanket. Let them explore the rest of the home gradually over a few days rather than all at once.
Dogs take cues from you — stay calm and they will too. Keep them leashed during load-in and load-out so they can’t bolt through an open door. Once you arrive, take your dog for a walk around the new Astoria or Queens neighborhood to burn off energy and start building positive associations with their new home.
Unpack your pet’s things first — familiar smells are reassuring. Keep feeding and walking schedules consistent, give them extra attention, and be patient. Most pets adjust within a couple of weeks with a little reassurance.
When the movers manage the boxes and furniture, you’re free to focus on your pet. Astoria Queens Movers makes moving day calmer for the whole household across Astoria, Queens and the NYC metro area. Call 1-718-782-0272 or get your free quote online.
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