Does no pets include caged animals? Typically a no pets clause do include caged animals. This will be at the discretion of each landlord but in most cases, a landlord will have a zero pets policy across the board regardless of if the pet lives in a cage or not.

Do landlords care about caged pets?

Nonetheless, many landlords remain staunchly against having pets – even small, caged ones – in their properties. This is a widespread viewpoint. It makes finding and keeping a rental property harder as a pet owner.

What is considered a caged pet?

Definition of Caged Animal

A caged animal is a species or breed of animal that is similar to the categories below. A caged animal must spend all, or nearly all, of its time in a cage or tank. It should not be allowed outside of its cage or tank without direct supervision of the tenant.