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2. How much does a pet sitter cost? Everything you need to know

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   A pet sitter may stay overnight or visit your pets if you are away from home for an extended period. ... Pet sitting costs vary from state to state and depend on whether you use a professional ...

3. The Rise of Post-Pandemic Pet Sitting — and How To ... - AOL

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   Pet sitting is a job that requires tremendous flexibility, said Maltese. ... How Much It Costs To Adopt a Shelter Pet. ... A 30-minute dog walk on average is $15-$25 and an overnight stay is on ...

4. Pet sitter vs boarding: which one is better? - AOL

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   Cons. More expensive than a pet sitter: Considering the cost of maintaining the building and staff salaries, boarding can be more costly than hiring a pet sitter. Unfamiliar surroundings: When a ...

5. House sitting - Wikipedia

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   Pets are the reason for 80 percent of house-sitting arrangements, and for many people the cost of pet care during holidays is more than the cost of the vacation itself. [2] Many pet owners prefer to leave their pets at home in familiar surroundings, cared for by other pet lovers. A secondary benefit to the home owner is that the property is ...

6. Pet sitting - Wikipedia

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   In 1997 Pet Sitters International (PSI) successfully campaigned to have "pet sitting" added to the Random House Dictionary. "Pet sitting" is defined as "the act of caring for a pet in its own home while the owner is away." Dog walking is also a form of pet sitting since it involves coming to the pet’s home to provide exercise and companionship.

7. Dog daycare - Wikipedia

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   Other factors, including an increase in the population of adults without children, have gradually led to more attention and money being spent on pets. The first modern dog day care in New York City, Yuppie Puppy Pet Care was reportedly opened in 1987, [7] by Joseph S. Sporn. [8]