Pets in rented flats and housing companies
Having a pet in a block of flats or a rented home requires you to know your contract and the housing company's rules. Many disputes arise from barking, use of the stairwell or the move-out cleaning. This guide helps you keep both your pet and good relations with your neighbours.
You will need
- Your lease agreement
- The housing company's house rules
- The terms of your home insurance and pet insurance
- Floor and door protectors if needed
Steps
Read your lease
Check whether your lease bans or restricts pets. You must follow the terms of the lease, so ask your landlord for permission in writing before getting an animal.
Get to know the house rules
Keep your pet on a lead
Clean up after your pet
Prevent barking
Protect your home
Check your insurance
Prepare for the move-out cleaning
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