Renting Respectfully: Pets
Soraya Bloom • October 4, 2022
Hi, I’m Soraya Bloom, business development manager for C&C Property Management. On today’s episode of Renting Respectfully, we’re going to talk about one of our most popular subjects - PETS! Let’s get to it!
If you have pets, you’ll want to make sure that -
- The landlord accepts pets
- Your pet fits the criteria
- Deposit amount for pet
If you’ve passed all three, congratulations! You have a new home for you and your furbaby. That being said, you want to make sure your landlord is happy with you and your pet. Here are some tips on how to be a responsible tenant and pet owner -
Make sure you take your pet out for potty breaks. If you’re at work during the day, place pet pads in a designated area, and train your pet to use it as their potty.- Clean up after your pet! Neighbors don’t want your puppy’s poop on their lawn or on the sidewalk! You can use potty baggies when you go for walks.
- Use air fresheners for your home. Animals can be stinky too and that’s ok! It’s completely natural but you don’t want that smell to linger. You can use air fresheners designed to eliminate pet odors.
- Keep your pets clean! Baths, wipes, and brushing are all great ways to keep your pet clean and healthy.
- Have pet toys or posts available. Cats in particular, can scratch walls or furniture so make sure you have items available to keep them entertained and your home safe.
- When walking your pet, keep them on a leash.
- Get renter’s insurance. You can get an extension to cover pets giving you and the landlord peace of mind
Pets are a part of our families and we know how important it is for tenants to keep them. If you follow these simple tips and stay proactive about your pets, we guarantee that you’ll have a happy landlord and great renting experience. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us and we’ll be happy to help! See you next time on Renting Respectfully!
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