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A 30-minute cat sitting service usually ranges from about $18 to $28 per event. The average national cost of a 30-minute cat sitting service is $23.10.
Services provided/frequency of visits: Be sure to include what services you will be providing (feeding, play time, dog walks, etc.), as well as the frequency (how many times a day will you visit.) Medical and behavior history of pet/s: Note any health conditions or medications the pets may need.
While you dont need to pay a friend or family member as much as you would someone hired from the outside, offering fair compensation is the right thing to do. After all, showing mutual respect is a huge part of maintaining long-lasting relationships, so do your part to treat your loved ones well.
Specifically, being bonded as a pet sitter provides your clients compensation in the event of theft or property damage. Bonding may also pay the client if the pet sitter (business owner) steals something, while general liability insurance excludes intentional wrongful acts. Bonding requirements vary by state.
Naturally, you neednt reveal your most private information in your pet sitter profile. But dont forget that Pawshake is all about trust. So, introduce yourself and disclose the basics: who you are, what you do, and who you live with etc.
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Bonding helps ensure that the job the sitter has been hired to do is performed and that the customer is protected against losses from theft or damage done by a companys employees or contractors. If a pet sitting business does not have employees or independent contractors, bonding isnt a requirement.
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.
Pet sitting rates per hour On average, pet sitters charge $25 per hour to watch your furry friends. However, hourly rates can range from $15 to $50. Search local pet sitters and check prices.
If you decide to pay your friends to pet sit, a fair rate of pay is 40-50% of what you would pay a professional service. For example, a quick 15-minute drop-in visit would equal about $9 $14 per visit.
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.

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