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Hi! My name is Anna, and I've been caring for dogs and cats my entire life. From feeding and walking to bathing and cuddling, I love doing it all the time. About me: Growing up, my heart has been filled with the love of dogs and cats. When I moved to the United States to be with my fiancé, he already has 2 dogs who have become my puppies Rosie and Misa (both medium breeds) They're incredibly friendly and adore playing with other dogs, so your puppies will always have a playmate! Walk outside: I have large fenced backyard, so pets can run, play, and enjoy the sun every day! I always have fresh cleaned water outside in case if pet thirsty. I love going for a walks or runs with them, playing with toys, giving treats and making sure pets are perfectly cleaned. I'm working from home full time and I always near the pets ! I will be happy to take care of your pet whenever is best for your schedule! With years of experience caring for dogs and cats, I always treat them as if they were my own, showering them with love, cuddles, treats and attention! Safety, trust & environment: My main goal is to make sure your pets are happy and comfortable. I'll spend time giving them attention, treats (if allowed), baths, grooming, nail trims, and medication as needed. You can trust me to give your pets all the love and care they deserve! A typical day: *In the morning, we start with a walk around in my big backyard, depending on your pet's preferences and energy level. Afterward, I'll make sure their paws are clean before we head back inside for breakfast, where they can enjoy their favorite meal. *During the day, we'll play and cuddle, and your pet can join in with my pets if they want. *If your pet loves the company of other pets, they're welcome to join in the fun with my own pets. But also if your pet prefers alone time, they can have their own cozy comfortable spot. *In the afternoon, we'll enjoy another walk or relax in the nice weather. If your pet needs grooming, like brushing their hair or cutting their nails, I'm more than happy to take care of it. *Evenings are for dinner followed by more play or some quiet time. When it's bedtime, your pet can choose their favorite spot for a good night's sleep, whether it's on the couch or in their own cozy bed. P.S : I love sending pictures of your pets and keeping an open communication since I know how important it’s for a pet parent to know how their pets are being treated!See more

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How much does it cost to hire a house sitter?

House-sitting can be a lifesaver when you’re leaving town for any length of time. Whether you work remotely, you’re taking a much-needed vacation, or you just want to road-trip for a few days, it’s wise to have a pro keep an eye on your house and pets while you’re gone. Your home is more likely to stay safe and you won’t have to wrangle the kitty into a kennel to travel with you. The national average pet-sitting price ranges between $20 and $30. Pet-sitting and house-sitting costs will vary based on where you live in the country and regional labor rates. Another factor in cost is how long you want the house-sitter to stay. Some people prefer to have the house-sitter stay the night at their house, perhaps to care for an elderly pet or simply to keep a watchful eye on the home at all times. Overnight stays will cost more, ranging anywhere from $50 to $100, depending on services provided. For day visits, house-sitting and pet-sitting prices will increase incrementally the longer the visit and the more service you want performed. For example, a quick 10-minute visit to feed and walk the pet and bring in the mail could be $12.50, a 25-minute visit could be $18, a 40-minute visit $25, and a 50-minute visit $32. For more, check out our tips for smart hiring on Thumbtack.

How much should you pay for a pet sitter?

Pet sitting provides your precious pet with in-home care. A pet-sitter can make a brief visit during the day to provide snacks, playtime or affection, or stay at your house for one or more nights to tend to your pet. Prices for pet-sitting will vary based on length of the visit. Nationally, pet sitting prices range from $20 to $30, although prices run higher for your sitter to stay the night. Prices will also be affected by where you live in the country. Here are some examples of average pet-sitting prices based on length of time and region:

  • 30-minute visit: $17 in a small Texas town.
  • 30-minute visit: $25 in Southern California.
    • 45-minute visit: $28.
    • 60-minute visit: $32.
  • Overnight stay (10 hours): $50 in Texas.
  • Overnight stay (10 hours): $85 in Southern California.
    • 12 hours: $100.
    • 24 hours: $200. This is a good option for a sick, elderly or brand-new pet that needs constant supervision.
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