Now that summertime is in full swing, the heat is here to stay. For folks living in the North State, it's no shock that triple digits will be around for the next few months. 

We know how to keep ourselves cool during these high temps, but how do we keep our pet cool?

When living in Chico apartments, it's important to be mindful that you have others living in close proximity and that respectful pet etiquette is necessary. Especially during quarantine!

Having neighbors can be fun as it builds a sense of community and, when quarantine is over, a social benefit for apartment living.

Yet, living so close to others can sometimes be less than desirable, especially when there are unexplained noises coming from above, below, or through your bedroom wall....ahem barking puppy, quiet please!

Chico is an amazing place to live and it’s not just because we have yummy places to eat or small-town events that are good for the whole family. There are also numerous businesses that will welcome your dog and they will do it with a smile on their faces.

Moving into a new apartment can be a difficult transition for your pets, but you can set your dog up for success. Here are a few tips for you to implement in your new apartment in Chico or Redding that will potentially decrease anxiety and stress with your pet.

We know it can be hard to live in an apartment with a pet. As a pet owner it's important that you have things around the house to keep your little friend entertained.

Toys not only keep your pet entertained but they also give them exercise and keep them from destroying things around your apartment because they're bored.

Below are some ideas to keep your pet busy while living in Chico or Redding apartments.

If you have a pet, then you might already know the potential struggle of trying to find an apartment complex that will accept pets. We have good news! We have several complexes here at Hignell Rentals that have the option to bring one small, well-mannered pet. Want to learn more? Here are a few more details to help you decide if one of these complexes is right for you and your furry friend.

If you want to have a pet in your Chico apartment, there are some major considerations you need to work through. First off, not all apartments allow pets, so check with your property manager before you start looking for furry companions. There are usually size, quantity, species, and breed restrictions on what type of pets are allowed. Cats and dogs are the most common, with fish coming in a very distant third.

When you have a pet, it seems like finding a new place to live is even more difficult than usual because not all rentals in Chico California allow residents to have pets. Then you're required to do even more research to find the rentals that allows your little-loved pet to move with you.

Are you PAWndering the idea of getting a pet?

Adding a furry companion to your Chico apartment is a big deal!

It is almost as big as thinking about having a child (we said almost).You have to think through all the ways having a pet will change your life, what to expect, and how to prepare.

People love their animal companions. Living with a pet not only means having a snuggly friend but owning a cat, dog or another companion actually offers very real health benefits.  A pet also means you have to think about your housing plans. If you're searching for a Chico apartment, you'll want to make sure that your little friend also has the right home. Before you begin, there are a few questions you should ask.