1 Make a moving schedule. Make a plan and stick to it. Once you have a plan, you can care for your pets in the best possible way during this stressful time. 2 Call the vet and schedule an appointment as soon as you can. Don't wait until the last minute! Tell your vet you are moving. Ask your vet if they know if a vet in your new home town they can suggest. If your pet has a condition that may worsen after you move, you should consult your vet about the proper treatment until you can find a new vet. If your pets are due or almost due for shots, now is a good time to get them. It may take you a while to find a new vet and you may need to have updated shot records for boarding, traveling, etc. Get a sedative for your pet. If you are traveling long distances, flying, exposing your pet to a means of transportation they've never experienced before, or traveling with children, you should ask your vet for a sedative--unless the pet is traveling in the cargo are...