Cost guide · updated 2026-07
Pet sitting & drop-in visit prices near you (2026)
Drop-ins vs boarding
A drop-in visit brings care to your pet instead of moving your pet to care. Cats especially do far better in their own territory, and the cost of one or two daily visits usually undercuts boarding — without the kennel stress or exposure to other animals.
What a visit includes
Feeding, fresh water, litter or quick yard break, medication if needed, and genuine hang-out time — plus photos so you actually see how they're doing. The 30-minute visit covers essentials; 60 minutes suits pets who need play, meds routines, or extra company.
Booking a vacation schedule
For a trip, book one visit per day for cats (two for kittens or seniors) and two to three for dogs, alternating with walks. Set the whole schedule at once and add your sitter as preferred so the same person comes every day.
Current pet drop-in prices
Live prices for Greater Vancouver — these are the exact numbers shown at booking, plus applicable tax.
Common questions
Can the sitter give medication?
Yes for standard oral meds and topicals — detail the routine in your pet's profile. For injections or complex medical care, a vet tech service is the right call.
Will I get updates?
Every visit ends with photos and a note. If something seems off with your pet, the sitter messages you immediately through the app.
Do you do overnight stays?
Not yet — drop-in visits and dog walks are the current services. Multiple daily visits cover most trips well for cats and independent dogs.
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