Relocation

Britain is a nation of dog lovers. In a large Capital City like London, it’s not uncommon to see all kinds of dogs from French Bulldogs, to Cockapoo’s to Labradors to Dachshunds to Beagles running around in the parks and commons with their four-legged friends. You also see dog owners talking to each other. A […]

Landlords are often hesitant to open their doors to pets, typically looking for reasons to decline such requests. The competition is fierce, with potential tenants offering higher rents, ready to move in sooner, or not requesting any property modifications. So, how do you make your application stand out? How do you persuade a landlord to

At Pets Lets, we know what it takes to secure a pet friendly rental for our clients. We recently found this US client a property before it came on the market: "Prior to working with Pets Lets, we were struggling to find a landlord that would consider allowing pets. Our assistance from Pets Lets was

“ According to a Pets Mag Survey carried out in 2020, commissioned by Channel 5 in conjunction with the adaptation of 'All Creature Great & Small', 51% of those surveyed named the dog as their favourite with 38% preferring cats. The UK is indeed a dog and cat loving nation. The love of dogs originated

A lot of relocation agents were estate agents. Personally, I was a London estate agent and then a property search agent before setting up Pets Lets. Yet some landlords and estate agents don't understand the merits of working with relocation agents. That is changing with an increasing number of estate agencies setting up departments to

Half the UK population now owns a pet. A growing number of shops and cafes will say yes to dogs. Yet so many UK landlords say no to renting with pets. At Pets Lets, we work with lots of clients relocating from the US to London with their pets. They all cannot believe what a

Whether you are relocating to the UK with or without a pet, renting a UK property can be complicated. We are not just talking about the 'red tape' of visas and pet travel companies with the extra requirements of vaccinations. There is the other dilemma of I don't want my pet to be put in

London is generally a dog friendly city to live in. We have The Royal Parks, including Hyde Park, Regents Park & Primrose Hill, Greenwich Park, Bushy Park and Richmond Park. Few other major cities in the world have such open as well as central 'green spaces' for dogs to roam. The Dogvine and The Londog

Pets are part of the family. You would not leave them behind. Whether you are moving within or to the UK with your dog or cat from abroad, they come with you. Pet relocation is a complicated process anyway without changing rules and regulations plus throw in covid flight restrictions and Brexit. Naturally after 1

When I was a search agent in London for over 20 years, it was all about location, location, location. Even when looking at new build flats, will the unit have a decent view. Location within a building was just as important. Make sure your buy to let stands out from the rest. River views or