Pet Sitting Visits
Media’s Favorite Pet Sitters
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Whether you need a quick 30-minute check-in or a full 60-minute visit for a multi-pet household, we tailor every drop-in to your family’s exact routine. Spaces fill up quickly. Click below to secure your dates!
Pet Sitting Pricing
30-MINUTE PET SITTING VISITS
$32 1 PET
$36 2 PETS
60-Minute Pet Sitting VISITS
$52
INCLUDES ALL PETS
Holiday Surcharge
A $12 additional fee per visit applies to the following holidays:
New Year’s Eve & Day | Easter | Memorial Day | Independence Day | Labor Day | Thanksgiving | Christmas Eve/Day | MLK Day | President’s Day | Columbus Day | and Veteran’s Day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in each visit?
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Each visit includes:
- fresh food, water, and treats
- walking or tinkle time in the yard
- litter box care
- oral medications given
- playtime, cuddles, or just a gentle voice
- bring in the mail, papers, and packages
- water a few house plants
- bird feeders refilled
- dehumidifiers emptied
- trash that we created is taken out
- house check for security.
A Pawgress Report will be emailed to you after each visit.
Do you administer medication during pet sitting visits?
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Yes, we are experienced in administering oral medications to cats, dogs, rabbits, and other pets. We have extensive experience applying transdermal cream to our feline clients. Several of our sitters have been trained to care for diabetics, including monitoring their appetites to ensure the proper amount of insulin is administered.
Do you take care of birds, guinea pigs, reptiles and backyard chickens?
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Yes, we can take care of any type of pet and have sitters on staff who are knowledgeable about each species. The only pet we can’t care for is horses due to our workers’ comp insurance restrictions.
Do you do every other day visits for cats and caged pets?
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We do not make visits every other day because we feel it’s important to check on all pets in our care at least every 24 hours. Many things can go wrong when pets are left alone too long. For example, a cat could become suddenly ill (such as developing a urinary blockage), get trapped in a closet, or an automatic feeder could malfunction. For the safety of your pets and the security of your home, we require at least one visit per calendar day.




