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Renting property with pets happens quite often but it does not mean it is as simple as being without a canine or feline. Tenants with pets should be prepared to pay higher deposits as landlords must insure themselves against any damage or extra cleaning that the pet might cause. One way to do this is to use the services of one of the many London inventory companies. The clerks will prepare a detailed check-in report on the tenancy commencement date and a check-out report at the end of the letting period. Thus, both landlords and tenants can be sure that all damages after tenant's move-in will be impartially checked and documented. Tenants who own a cat or a dog are advised to take out pet insurance. A number of insurance schemes are now covering not only your vet bills but also any accidental damage your pet may cause to someone else's property. As well as this, whenever you travel with your pet, especially those coming from overseas, make sure you have your pet passport with you. Dog keepers should know that few landlords would accept pets in their properties these days, especially if the breed is hairy. It is a good idea to prepare a kind of a dog's CV, where you describe your dog's breed, age, size, character, if it is neutered and how much it moults. This type of information would help your landlord decide better whether or not to let the pet in. Cat owners might want to have a cat flap built-in, which however would have to be paid for by the tenant at the installation and de-installation. If you keep a smaller animal, make sure you advise your landlord where you plan to keep it in the house and how you plan to keep the property clean and safe from damage. Property inventory clerks are the professionals who can help you, being tenant or landlord, deal with this kind of business, preparing all the necessary documentation you need to protect your property or pet.
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