| Comment | Is there no pets clause in your tenancy agreement? If no, the landlord cannot evict you unless they can prove the pet causes a breach (excessive damage, etc) which is unlikely.
Does your landlord do their annual checks? As this is something they might do which may give them an indication you have a pet which could cause problems, especially with a no pet clause in the agreement.
If you really are worried, I’d suggest asking your landlord if they would allow a pet in your property as you technically need their consent. You could say that you would not have a young pet and they would be neutered (I assume?) and not mark the flat to ease their doubts. However if there is no clause disallowing pets I’d just move the kitty in. |
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