APARTMENTS 34655

At Regatta at Trinity, our beautiful community will allow residents to find all that they need for a life of luxury and ease. In each of our 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom homes and throughout our community, the wide selection of amazing amenities are sure to suit the needs of every resident. Making the move to a new community can be stressful, even more so if you’re moving with pets. We’ve gathered a few tips that will help you and your furry friend make the transition to our community a breeze. See our tips for moving with pets here and find your new home at our apartments in 34655!

Best Tips for Moving with Pets

#1 Plan Ahead

Moving into a new apartment is a big step—not just for you, but for your furry companion, too. That’s why planning ahead is key to a smooth, stress-free transition. First, ensure your pet is up to date on all vaccinations, and if you're crossing state lines, a health certificate may be required. This not only keeps your pet safe but also protects other pets they might encounter in your new community.

Don’t forget to update their microchip and ID tags with your new address and phone number. This step is often overlooked, but it’s crucial—especially if your pet gets anxious or tries to bolt during the chaos of moving day. If your pet is microchipped, most vets and shelters can scan and contact you if they're found.

To keep things organized, pack a "pet essentials" bag ahead of time. Include food, bowls, treats, leashes, favorite toys, waste bags, and any necessary medications. That way, everything your pet needs will be easily accessible the moment you arrive at Regatta at Trinity. Thoughtful planning now means a calmer, happier start for both of you.

#2 Keep Them Comfortable

Moving day can be overwhelming—even more so for your pets, who may not understand why their home is suddenly filled with boxes and unfamiliar smells. To reduce anxiety and keep them safe, designate a quiet, secure room in your current home where they can stay during the hustle and bustle. Include their bed, toys, and some items that smell like you to create a cozy and comforting space.

If your move involves travel, especially by car, introduce your pet to their carrier or crate in advance. Take short drives in the days leading up to the move to help them get used to the experience. When it’s time to hit the road, your pet will feel more relaxed and secure in their familiar setup.

Once you arrive at your new apartment, set up a calm area just for them with familiar bedding, toys, and their food and water. The more familiar and cozy their space feels, the easier it will be for them to settle in. At Regatta at Trinity, our pet-friendly atmosphere and tranquil surroundings help make that transition even smoother.

#3 Establish a Routine

One of the best ways to help your pet adjust to apartment living is to stick to a consistent routine. Pets, especially dogs and cats, find comfort in predictability. While moving can throw schedules off track, try to maintain regular feeding, walking, and playtimes as closely as possible. Even just keeping morning or evening rituals intact will make a big difference in how quickly your pet adapts.

After moving in, begin by introducing them to one room at a time. This gradual approach helps prevent sensory overload and gives them the confidence to explore their new home at their own pace. Positive reinforcement—like treats or playtime—will also help them associate their new surroundings with safety and comfort.

Take a little extra time to bond with your pet during the first week. Snuggles, play, or a few extra walks around the pet-friendly community at Regatta at Trinity will help them feel secure. Before long, your pet will be thriving in their new environment—tail wags and all.

With these tips, you can make the transition to our apartments in 34655 with your pet a breeze. Come home to Regatta at Trinity and contact us today for more information!