Renting with Pets

A client of mine recently said to me, “my friends think I should just move in and not mention my dog, might be easier?”. I would never advise a client to take this route, regardless of the introduction of the Renters Rights Bill 28 day rule and a landlord being unable to ‘unreasonably’ refuse a

If you’ve been looking to rent in the UK lately, you’ll know it’s not exactly a walk in the park. In fact, the UK rental market in 2025 is becoming just as tricky, and competitive, as buying a property. The current climate is a mix of high demand, nervous UK landlords, and limited stock. Add

Relocating to the UK is exciting, but let’s not pretend that finding a pet friendly rental property in London is easy. Trying to do it from overseas or with a pet in tow, and it quickly becomes a full-time job. London’s rental market moves fast. Properties are snapped up in 24 hours, landlords are choosy,

Searching for a rental in the UK can feel overwhelming. Add pets into the picture and the process becomes even more challenging. Estate agents are the link between you and the landlord, so how you communicate with them directly impacts your chances of securing a pet-friendly home. Here are proven tips on communicating effectively with

Here’s a look at whether the Renters’ Rights Bill is likely to really make life better for renters with pets in the UK. Discover how the UK Renters Rights Bill impacts renting with pets. Learn the challenges for dog & cat owners, plus expert advice from Pets Lets. At Pets Lets, a leading UK pets

Looking for a rental with a dog or cat in the UK? You’re not alone. As a UK pets & property expert, I can tell you it’s tricky — and despite the much-talked-about Renters Rights Bill , it will continue to be. I won’t go into all the policy gaps here, but what’s clear is that

In the UK (and globally), pets aren’t just animals or legally seen as ‘property’ anymore. They’re family. In fact, for many, they are children with fur, paws, and wagging tails. Around 59% of UK households own a pet. In the US, it’s even higher, close to 70% of households. That means a lot of us