General Care Included in Pet Sitting Visits:

• Giving medication/supplements in food or as a treat

• Feeding/treats

• Refilling water

• Playtime/cuddle time

• Pet accident cleanup

• Supervised potty breaks or short walks for dogs with immediate clean-up

• Daily litter box scooping for cats

• Bringing in mail and packages, etc.

 

Species of Pets:

• Cats and dogs

• Birds: parakeets, cockatiels, parrots, chickens, ducks, geese

• Small mammals: rodents, rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs

• Reptiles: turtles, tortoises, lizards, snakes

• Large mammals: goats, pigs

• Other: Frogs, fish

 

Meet and Greet: 

The first step for arranging pet sitting is scheduling a complimentary 30-minute Meet and Greet. This is when you will meet your pet sitter and your pet sitter will meet your pet(s). This visit includes a review of the care plan for your pet(s), a walk through of areas of the home the pet sitter will need access to, and any other information needed for pet sitting.

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Additional Meet and Greets:

For meeting new pets and new care notes that are better explained in person. 30 minute visits, $10 per visit.

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Key Exchange:

Any physical keys needed for pet sitting will be exchanged at the meet and greet. Keys can be kept on file for future visits. Keys on file are labeled with unique codes that are kept in the client's account in Time To Pet. If keys are not kept on file, key exchange visits are $8 each to cover travel expenses.

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Additional Time:

Each additional 15 minutes is $8 (Only charged due to pet's needs or client's request). Your pet sitter may choose to spend extra time with your pets sending report cards or messaging clients that will not be charged as additional time.

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Traditional Pet Sitting:

Our service utilizes the knowledge of the Veterinary Technician in case of emergency but is otherwise just regular pet sitting. Only if pets require a service falling under Vet Tech Care, will they be upgraded to the Special Needs Pet Sitting price.​​

 

Special Needs Pet Sitting:

Our service utilizes the skills and knowledge of the Veterinary Technician to assist pets that need more care than a traditional pet sitter may be able to provide. Such as: pets requiring medication, injections, subcutaneous fluids, etc (as prescribed by your current veterinarian), syringe feeding, bottle feeding, bladder expression. Pets that require more monitoring such as sick pets or pets with chronic illnesses, hospice care pets, pets that recently had surgery, elderly or infant pets, disabled pets, and pets with fears/anxiety are some that may fit into this category. Also if the pet parent or vet want vitals taken and recorded on these pets or they need any other service falling under the Vet Tech Care section.

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