As you prepare for your move, keeping your pets' dietary needs in mind is important. In particular, don't feed them any new foods or treats.

The last thing you want is for your cat to develop an upset stomach after eating something he or she hasn't tried before. This can lead to vomiting and other unpleasant side effects during the stressful time of moving.

It's also best not to give them anything that is a special treat—this means no extra tasty foods like tuna, fish flakes, or chicken broth unless they're already part of the regular diet!

When you move, the address of your vet should be at the top of your To Do list. You don't want to be scrambling around looking for it when one of your pets is sick or injured and needs immediate care.

Here are some ways to ensure that you will not miss out on that important information:

• Add it to your contacts on your phone and make sure it has a reminder so you don't forget about it again.

• Make a note on an index card and put it in your wallet (or keep one in every location where you might need access).

• Put a post-it with their address stuck on the fridge door (or any other place where you spend time).

When moving to a new home, it's important to talk to your pet about the move. You may think that they don't understand what you're saying and that you don't need to explain anything, but this is where you'd be wrong. Pets are smart creatures; they know more than we give them credit for!

Make sure your pet knows everything that is going on in moving to a new home. If possible, try showing the house or apartment you're moving into beforehand so they can get used to it before actually living there (if this isn't possible, then try just going over some facts about the place). Talk through everything from how big the new house is compared with their current one, what neighborhood it's in, if there are any other pets around or if there are different kinds of cats/dogs etc., etc.

Moving companies do the heavy lifting for you and your pets. They are able to pack up your belongings and transport them from one location to another. They also offer storage facilities if you need to store your items while waiting for a new home or apartment to become available.

Moving companies will also help with the transportation of animals, as long as they are in cages, crates, or carriers that can be secured on board the moving vehicle. Most reputable movers will even provide insurance coverage for any damages incurred by your pet during transit!

There are many things to consider when moving. With so much to do, handling everything on your own can be challenging. Moving can be stressful and overwhelming for people who don't have experience with it. The good news is that plenty of moving resources are available online to help you start planning for your move!