For many, pets provide companionship, joy, and a sense of family. Recognizing this,
Blü Bird Property Management has embraced a pet-friendly policy that allows
residents to keep their beloved animals close.
Choosing a pet-friendly apartment comes with numerous benefits that enhance
your lifestyle:
Community and Social Interaction: Pet-friendly environments naturally encourage interaction and foster a sense of community among residents. Pet owners can connect over shared interests, enhancing the social fabric of our community.
Reduced Stress and Improved Mental Health: Numerous studies have shown that pets can significantly decrease stress levels and improve overall mental health. By living in a place that not only accepts but supports pet ownership, you can enjoy these benefits daily.
Our pet-friendly policies are a testament to our commitment to providing a welcoming environment that caters to all members of your family, including pets.
Dogs that have an outlet for their energy are happy dogs.
Exercise is even more important for dogs who live in apartments and don’t have
access to a yard. Cooped-up dogs, especially when left alone, can wreck your stuff,
bark, or whine. They need to keep their minds and bodies active, just like we all do.
And without enough exercise, they can gain weight, leading to health issues.
Ideally, a dog should get exercise twice a day. And most dogs that get that are
happy to lounge around the rest of the time, minus potty breaks.
It’s a joy to exercise with a dog. Whether it’s a leash walk, a jog, or a trip to a nearby
dog park; the enjoyment they find in sniffing, running, fetching, and cavorting is
infectious.
Mental exercise is important, too. Dogs are smart. Pet stores often have chewies,
KONGs, and puzzles that can occupy a dog for quite a while.
Dog Run Rules & Etiquette
Clean Up After Your Dog: Free bags are provided! Take advantage and clean-up after your pet.
Give Each Other Space: Please be mindful of the other dogs and dog owners.
Be cautious when introducing your furry friend to others.
Play Nice: If your dog does not play nice with others, it’s best to avoid the dog run altogether.
Entry Gate Operation: Always ensure the gate is latched behind you when coming and going. We don’t want any furry friends to get loose!
How to Have a Cat in an Apartment
Cats can be the perfect pet for any small space. They don't need to be walked, and
they can be an indoor-only pet. Cats generally do well in apartments because they
spend a good amount of their day sleeping curled up in a favorite spot.
You can create a cozy living space for both you and your cat by mounting cat
shelves, providing outdoor enrichment through window perches, and providing
plenty of cat toys. In short, if you give your cat love, attention, toys, a clean litter box, a
scratching post, a private place to retreat, and shelving for lounging, your cat will live
happily in an apartment.
