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| When coordinating the move of household goods, several items require special care
and attention. The two major
items that need special moving are autos and family pets. An Auto Mover will be able to quote you a price based on your specific
circumstances and needs. Contact an Auto Mover to obtain a quote. |
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Auto Moving Tips
Pet Transport Tips |
AUTO TRANSPORT
Get an auto transport quote today! When considering automobiles in a move, often a full-service moving company will place a vehicle in the moving van. When moving yourself, auto tow-trailers can be hitched to the back of a moving truck. These arrangements, however, usually only handle one vehicle. When considering a second or third vehicle, there are several options:
1) Sell your vehicles prior to moving, and purchase new ones at your destination.
2) Have one of the family members drive the vehicle to your destination.
3) Hire an automobile transportation service to move the extra vehicle(s) for you.
"Timing is everything" when arranging a professional auto move. Scheduling the move can be a challenging, complex and sometimes overwhelming undertaking. There are school and office hours to consider, for example. It is important to use an auto mover that coordinates the move so that it most suits your needs, creating a smooth transition.
RPS auto transport service can offer you exceptional door to door service. RPS providers can transport cars nationwide and overseas, at guaranteed low rates on insured carriers drive by cautious, certified drivers.
PET TRANSPORT
When moving pets, there are
several important guidelines.
Before you leave:
1) Make an appointment & have your pet examined by your veterinarian; collect
pet records.
2) Ask your vet for a reference for a practitioner in the new city.
3) Air travel should be booked four weeks ahead of departure for domestic moves and six to
eight weeks prior to international flights.
4) If you are moving overseas, your pet must be examined & vaccinated 30 days prior.
5) Secure a form of identification to your pet's collar.
At Moving Day:
1) When
booking a hotel or corporate housing, make sure the management allows pets.
2) Before crossing into another state, know that some states have border inspection of all
animals.
3) Limit feeding of your pets to once a day during the move, preferably in the evening,
unless your veterinarian instructs otherwise.
4) The appropriate size for a kennel should allow your pet room to stand up, lie down, and
turn around in natural positions.
5) If you are moving locally, take your pets on several visits to the new home before you
move in to familiarize them with their new habitat. |
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