A new survey has found that renters aged between 18 and 24 are 'reshaping the rental market' and prioritising their pets’ needs over their own when it comes to renting.

In England, landlords continue to reserve the right to prevent pets from their properties, but that doesn’t mean you cannot rent with a pet altogether.

New findings from a recent landlord survey have highlighted significant concerns among landlords about pets in rented properties.

New research from Novuna Personal Finance reveals that home repair bills are in the millions for pet-loving Brits, with dogs costing owners over £348m and cats costing owners...

Moving house while juggling work and other commitments can feel overwhelming, but adding a pet into the mix is a whole other matter.

Prospective tenants will struggle to find a pet-friendly property as just 9% of England’s current rental stock is listed as such.

As part of its latest research, Confused.com asked 2,000 UK renters about their current living situation and found that 33% currently have a pet at their rental property, while 29%...

Inventories will be the last line of defence for landlords worried about having to allow pets in their rented properties, according to the Association of Independent Inventory Clerks.

Three-quarters of landlords say that they will raise rents and/or deposit sizes in the face of new legislation which is set to change landlords’ abilities to refuse pets.

Finding a pet-friendly rental property can be a challenge - and the location can make a huge difference, research from CIA Landlords Insurance has shown.