Pet type & breed
Dog, cat, rabbit — with space for breed and age
Free landlord template
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 makes it harder to refuse pets outright. This free, branded Pet Request Form gives you a structured way to assess every request — without guesswork, awkward conversations or legal risk.
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What’s inside
The form asks for the information that actually matters when assessing a pet request — structured so you can review it quickly and make a confident, defensible decision.
Dog, cat, rabbit — with space for breed and age
Previous rental experience with pets
Daily schedule, exercise and training details
Insurance, neutering, vaccinations
Previous landlords or pet professionals
Renters’ Rights Act 2025
Landlords can no longer include a blanket “no pets” clause. Tenants can make a formal written request and landlords must respond within 28 days with a reasonable ground if they want to refuse. A structured Pet Request Form gives you documented evidence that you considered the request properly — and a clear basis for any decision you make.
Need more than one template?
The free Pet Request Form is a strong start. The full pack adds the templates you’ll need at every other stage of the pet-friendly tenancy lifecycle.
A clause you can add to any tenancy agreement to set clear conditions for the pet.
A documented record of what you considered, so any decision is reasonable and defensible.
How to protect your property without breaching the Tenant Fees Act five-week cap.
A signed agreement covering care, cleaning and responsibility for any damage.
Plain-English answers on the Renters' Rights Act 2025 pet provisions and the 28-day deadline.
Clear expectations on noise, shared areas and what happens if problems arise.
One-off payment. Instant download. 90-day link validity.
Templates and guides are general information, not legal advice. The Renters’ Rights Act provisions referenced apply to tenancies in England — different rules apply in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. For complex situations we recommend seeking independent legal advice. Terms apply.
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