Pet Policy
If one of your tenants has a pet, you should consider including a pet clause in their tenancy agreement. The clause should refer to a comprehensive pet policy which can be incorporated as a schedule to the tenancy agreement.
An example of a pet policy clause would be:
"The tenant agrees that they will abide by the pet policy as shown in Schedule 1 attached to this tenancy agreement.
On signing this tenancy agreement, the tenant will pay a deposit to cover any damage caused by their pet to the property or furnishings during the tenancy."
You can download the pet policy as a pdf below. We have also produced a blank pet policy that you can include in your own tenancy agreements.
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