Change is difficult primarily for pets. Moving to a new home is stressful - and so are furry family members. New neighborhood, new home, new smells - all these things require adjustment. Luckily, when we moved into our new home, I got great suggestions from good friends and my vet to generate my pet's desires. Here's the guide:
Take basic safety precaution
First, we must take basic safety precautions. All the pet's plates were neat, up to date, and accessible - in an emergency and ready to be handed over to the new vet. To injure or escape, we also kept them indoors on the way to the new location and when we moved into a bedroom on the top floor. Something I discovered along the way - keep loads of toys on hand - simply because things packed in boxes that are hard to find.
Keep your pet busy
Secondly, we accompanied them all the time outside for the first time - even inside our garden. As we walked, we introduced the pets to the new area and allowed them to meet all of their future mates. Sure enough, we tied them up and tried to gradually facilitate their access to the site - close to blocking us from doing some business on the first day, extending to other streets on the second day, and so on.
A final word of advice
Eventually, we knew that these people were experiencing a routine, and we discovered that it would be essential to keep it as close to it as possible if it were to be profitable. Morning and evening walks, regular bedtimes, and mealtimes helped keep them calm, content, and enthusiastic while we were at our fabulous new place.