Pet Sitting = $25-35 per night. Dog Walking = $10-25 per session. House Visits = $15-25 per visit. Doggy Day Care = $20- 40 per day.
Start with a recommendation from a friend, neighbor, veterinarian, humane society, or dog trainer. Check the Yellow Pages under “Pet Sitting Services.” You can also contact the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters (800-296-PETS) or Pet Sitters International (800-268-SITS) for a referral.
Your pets maintain their routine. ... A pet sitter who stays overnight with your pets will allow them to eat at their normal times, take their required medications (when applicable) at the designated time, and will give them the comfort of having someone with them at home during the night.
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If you are wanting someone to take care of your pet in-home, for the full duration of your vacation you should expect to be paying them around $70 a day. However, if you just want someone to stop by your house a few times a week to check on a pet, it should be around $10 an hour.
Pet sitters charge an average of $25 per 30-minute visit, $20 to $30 per day, $45 to $75 per night, or $250 to $375 per week. Rates depend on the services requested, if you need 24-hour pet care or service on holidays, and if you have additional pets.
If you decide to pay your friends to pet sit, a fair rate of pay is 30-40% of what you would pay a professional service. For example, a quick 15-minute drop-in visit would equal about $6 – $10 per visit. If your pets need longer visits, such as 45-60 minute visits, you should pay somewhere around $9 -$12 per visit.
It's a SCAM! There are no job offers. There are no legitimate pet owners on the site looking to hire anyone. It's all FAKE!
Two visits per day is the minimum for most dogs. Three visits is recommended. IF your budget allows, four visits per day is a great way to go. I have had a couple clients that have a doggy door and their dogs could go in and out whenever they wanted.
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