Moving Tips: Fill your small boxes with heavier items and use large boxes for light things like decorative pillows, towels, and linens to make carrying easier
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 19, 2019
Moving Tips: If the travel cage is smaller than your animals normal cage, introduce them to the travel cage beginning a week prior to your move so they can become accustomed to the sudden change
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 18, 2019
Moving Tips: When moving with small animals, like birds and hamsters, it's best to keep them in their cages with just a light blanket/towel over the cage. Also, you must keep their temperature consistent in order for your little friends to survive
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 14, 2019
Moving Tips: When unpacking, be sure to lock up medicines, cleaning products, pet food, alcohol, poisonous plants, and chemicals (like paint, gasoline, etc.) and store them high out of your child’s reach
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 13, 2019
Moving Tips: When moving with guinea pigs, be sure to take their water bottle out if transporting them in their cage. The water bottle will drip and make a mess. You can substitute their water bottle with lots of watery veggies (cucumber, celery, etc)
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 12, 2019
Moving Tips: On moving day it's best to feed your cat/dog a very small breakfast to reduce stomach upset during transit
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 11, 2019
Moving Tips: When you go to refill your fish tank, let the water get to room temperature before turning on the heater(s) for the tank
— AtlanticCoast (@AtlanticCoastMS) February 8, 2019
