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Moving with Pets: How to Keep Your Animals Calm and Happy During a Move to Las Vegas, NV

5/28/2025

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​Moving can be exciting. But it’s also a big change for your pets. Cats, dogs, and other animals feel stress just like we do. New smells, new places, loud noises, and all the boxes can make them feel scared or confused.

If you're planning to move to Las Vegas, NV or just switching homes in the area, it’s important to make your pets feel safe and comfortable during the move. Use these easy tips to help your furry (or scaly!) friends enjoy the move as much as you do.
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🧳 Before the Move: Get Ready Together

✅ Visit the Vet
Schedule a check-up. Ask for:
  • Updated vaccines
  • Copies of medical records
  • Travel tips (especially if flying or driving long-distance)
If you're relocating to Las Vegas, ask about heat safety and pet-friendly travel advice.

✅ Update Their Tags and Microchip
Make sure your pet’s ID tags and microchip info have your new Las Vegas address and phone number. This is extra important in case they run off in a new place.

✅ Pack a Pet Bag
Just like you, your pet needs a “first night” bag with:
  • Food and water bowls
  • Their regular food and treats
  • Leash, collar, or harness
  • Litter box or potty pads
  • Favorite toy or blanket

📦 During the Move: Keep It Calm and Safe

🐶 Create a Safe Space
Put your pet in a quiet room or crate while packing and moving boxes. It helps them feel safe and keeps them out of the way.

If you’re hiring movers, let them know you have pets. Loud noises and strangers can be scary for animals.

🐱 Stay on Schedule
Try to feed, walk, and play with your pet at the same times each day. Keeping a routine helps them stay calm- even with all the changes.
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🐾 Traveling to Las Vegas?
  • Driving: Take breaks every 2–3 hours. Never leave pets in a hot car. Las Vegas temperatures can reach over 100°F.
  • Flying: Check airline rules for pet travel. Use an approved carrier and include a comfy blanket or toy.

🏡 After the Move: Help Them Settle In

🐕 Show Them Their New Home Slowly
Start with one room at a time. Keep their bed, toys, and bowls close by. Let them sniff around and explore when they feel ready.

🐾 Stay Close
Spend time with your pet. Cuddle, talk to them, and play. Your love and attention help them feel safe.

🌴 Watch the Weather
Las Vegas can be very hot, especially in summer. Make sure your pet has plenty of water and stays indoors during the hottest parts of the day. During the times they are outside, be sure they have access to shaded areas. Concrete and asphalt can reach surface temperatures up to 180 degree Fahrenheit during the day, which when burn their sensitive paws.

🎯 Moving to Las Vegas with Pets? I Can Help You Find the Perfect Home—for the Whole Family!

As a native, local Las Vegas real estate expert (and a fellow pet lover!), I understand that your pets are family. Whether you're buying your first home or selling to upgrade your space, I’ll help you find a pet-friendly neighborhood and a home with everything you, and your furry friend, need.

🐾 Let’s find your next home where tails wag and paws feel welcome.

📲 Contact me today for expert help with buying, selling, or relocating to Las Vegas, NV. Pets included!
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