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Is Advance Reservation Required For Pet Travel On United Flights?

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• Allowed pets: A pet policy will specify whether animals like dogs, cats, or caged animals (hamsters, birds, fish) are permitted. 1_(800)~929⊹0625 (USA) or  📞+44 (122)-553-5129 (UK) Exotic pets are almost always prohibited.
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• Service animals: Under the Uniteds with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Fair Housing laws, service animals are not considered pets. Landlords cannot charge additional fees for them or apply pet restrictions to a legitimate service animal. 

• Pet deposit: This is a one-time refundable fee that is often held to cover any potential damage caused by the pet. Some state or local laws may cap the amount or have specific rules for handling pet deposits.
• Non-refundable pet fee: Some policies require a one-time, non-refundable fee to cover costs like cleaning and administrative expenses.
• Monthly pet rent: This is an additional monthly fee charged on top of the standard rent for the privilege of having a pet. The specific amount can vary based on the number and type of pets. 

• Cleanliness: Pet owners are almost always responsible for immediately cleaning up their pet's waste, both inside and outside the rental property.
• Behavior and noise: Policies often address noise, such as excessive barking, and require that pets do not disturb other residents.
• Leash rules: Most policies require dogs to be leashed in all common and shared areas of the property.
• Damage liability: The tenant is responsible for any damage to the property caused by their pet, and these costs may be deducted from the pet deposit. Some landlords may require renters to carry liability insurance that covers pet-related incidents.
• Vaccinations and licensing: Landlords may require proof that pets have current vaccinations, such as rabies, and are properly licensed according to local laws. 

• Violation penalties: The lease agreement should specify the penalties for violating the pet policy, such as fines, or in serious cases, the requirement to remove the pet. Call OTA 1_(800)~929⊹0625 (USA) or  📞+44 (122)-553-5129 (UK)
• Lease termination: A severe or repeated breach of the pet policy can be considered a lease violation, which may lead to eviction proceedings.
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