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Absolutely wowed by Removals Stockwell and their efficient service. Moving felt instantaneous--old home belongings appeared in the new home neatly! Highly recommend it. Thank you!
Fantastic job! The crew was diligent, packed everything carefully, and handled our items with the utmost care. Very pleased!
Dependable service! Stockwell Removal Service team came promptly and took care of everything admirably. All items were moved professionally. Highly recommended!
Dependable service. The team is exceptionally pleasant and helpful. They take careful attention to manage items and are always glad to talk over arrangement details and respond to queries promptly.
Moving was a cinch with Removalists Stockwell. They came on time, were highly efficient, and handled all our items with care. I will certainly use them again!
From the very first interaction, working with this company was excellent. The staff was in constant communication and clear about pricing. The movers were also efficient and met high standards. I will undoubtedly use...
Top-notch service! The approachable team cleared my rubbish following a move at an affordable rate. [COMPANY] were extremely supportive. Thanks!
Showing up on time, the crew worked vigorously without breaks and packed everything carefully. They were very polite and charming. Excellent job overall, including all office interactions beforehand.
I highly recommend Stockwell Moving Company. The team was very professional and timely. Will use their services again. Great experience!
The team was excellent. Fast, effective, and friendly service that I would highly recommend based on my experiences.



Make your Move a Doggie's Treat: Top Tips for a Dog Friendly Move

Posted on 10/12/2013

A dog is for life, but the same can’t really be said for a house. Chances are that sometime in your life you’re going to have to move, and if you have to move, so do all of your pets. Dogs, being territorial mammals are very sensitive to moves, even more so than us humans. Unless you are dealing with a pup with very little experience and knowledge of your home, your dog is probably going to need some coaxing to make the move comfortable for it. Here are my top tips for making the roll over to a new home as agreeable as possible;

First, you’ll want to give your dog the attention it deserves. On the weeks running up to the move, you have to make your intentions clear; “we’re going to be moving to a new place, but I promise you’re coming with me.” Ways to do this include extra long walks, longer play sessions and more treats. By doing this, you’ve increased the chances that the dog will settle down more quickly and easily.

However even though you’ve been giving them lashings of attention on the run up to the move, on the days when you’re packing, be sure to keep your dog out of the way. No matter what their size, they’re going to cause an accident. A small dog could trip you up when you’re lifting something heavy, and a big dog could knock things over in the confusion. There’s a few things you could do in this situation;

- Keep the dog in a separate room with another member of the family.
- If it’s a nice day, let it out in the garden. Or have someone take it for a walk.
- Let it spend the day at the bets or a dog groomer.

Either of those three will lower the risk of animal anxiety.

When actually making the journey, be sure to plan ahead. Take some doggie chews alongside the other snacks (though don’t mix them up) and it’s absolutely crucial that you plan the route. Planning the route is recommended usually, but when there’s an excitable canine in the car, you really don’t want to be getting lost – they’ll get anxious, and show it the only way they know how. Though, that being said, it may be worth heading over to the vet just before the move and give your dog a sedative – just a mild one to keep it quiet and relaxed through the long car journey.

Taking steps to make your new house more familiar is also highly recommended. Dogs are territorial, remember? So bringing parts of their territory with them is a smashing idea. Their bed and a selection of their favourite toys should make their way into your packing schedule. Pack them separately, so you preserve your dog’s scent, and place them in your house. If it doesn’t make your dog feel right at home immediately, it’ll certainly help.

Though, keep in mind, while all of these tips are likely to help in some way, there’s no guarantee. Every dog has his or her own unique personality, and will require unique methods to pacify them. The main thing to take away from this article is to treat your animal with respect, and they’ll reward you with loyalty. They’ll tolerate the move just to be with their master.





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