Pet Sitting Stevenage offers a professional, reliable and cost effective solution to your pet sitting needs with NO hidden charges. We believe it should be easy to make a booking with us, that is why we keep our pricing structure simple:
Pet Sitting/Cat Sitting
- One visit per day: £10.00*
- Two visits per day (am & pm): £18.00*
‘Dog Let Out’ service
- £8.00 One visit per day (includes 10 minutes of play in your garden)*
- £15.00 Two visits per day (includes 10 minutes of play in your garden)*
Puppy Care
- One visit per day: £8.00
- Two visits per day: £15.00
- Three visits per day: £21.00
Dog Walking Charges:
- 30 minutes : 1 dog £8.00, 2 dogs £11.00
- 60 minutes : 1 dog £11.00, 2 dogs £14.00
Please note that ALL dogs are walked individually or from the same home, we DO NOT do group walks.
Small Pet Boarding
Outdoor – Rabbits, Ferrets, Guinea Pigs
- £7.00 per night (no extra charge for bunnies or guineas sharing the hutch together)
Indoors – Hamsters, Gerbils, Mice & Rats
- £4.00 per night for first pet and then
- £1.50 for any additional pets
For your convenience we can hold your keys on file for future visits otherwise a small fee of £2.50 will apply for key collection.
Bank Holidays will be charged at double the standard rate and only 1 am visit per day.
Testimonials:
Kerry, I can’t thank you enough for the fantastic support you have given my Mum since she has been widowed in looking after her dog Mika. Taking him to the vets and the groomers during what has been a very difficult time. You have always shown great empathy and sensitivity, been totally reliable and have gone over and above in the help you have given. Mika took to you straight away and my mum was always confident leaving him in your care. I would highly recommend you to anybody looking for a caring and reliable service. Thank you Sarah
All at Walton lodge veterinary group would highly recommend Kerry as a dedicated, reliable and caring petsitter and pet taxi service. Walton Lodge, Stevenage
Handy Tip:
Cat at the vets for an extended stay? Take an old towel or blanket and sleep with it close to your body. Bring the item to your vets and tell them you don’t care if something happens to the item, but you want your cat to have it. Your scent will calm him.