Cat sitting in the New North — home visits
PetHome Israel — a sitter near you in Tel Aviv; prices from 110 ₪. Leave your phone number in the form.
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- Vetted sitters
- Photos and video after every visit
- Your keys and home in safe hands
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Residential area in north Tel Aviv around Kikar HaMedina, close to Yarkon Park.
A sitter visits your cat at home: food, fresh water, litter, play and a photo report. From 110 ₪ per 30-minute visit. Minimum order 350 ₪.
Prices: Cat sitting (home visits)
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat visit, 30 min (food, litter, play, photos) | 110 ₪ |
| Each extra cat per visit | +20 ₪ |
| Two visits a day | 190 ₪ |
10% off from 7 days. Holidays (Rosh Hashanah, Passover, Yom Kippur, Sukkot): +30%. Prices include VAT.
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What's included
- Vetted sitter you meet before the first booking
- Photo and video report after every visit
- Keys and your home handled with full responsibility
- Fresh food and water exactly as you instruct
- Litter box cleaned every visit
- Play and attention for at least part of the visit
- Quick check of windows, doors and the safe room
How it works
- Leave a request in the form or message us on Telegram
- We match a sitter near you and confirm the price and dates
- You get updates and photos during the stay
We reply within 15 minutes
from 110 ₪ · minimum order 350 ₪ · reply within 15 minutes
Find my sitterFrequently asked questions
How many visits a day does my cat need?
Most healthy adult cats are fine with one visit a day if they have enough water and a clean litter box. Kittens, shy cats, seniors or cats on medication usually do better with two visits a day, which costs 190 ₪ per day.
How much does cat sitting cost?
A 30-minute home visit starts at 110 ₪, and each extra cat adds 20 ₪. Bookings of 7 days or more get 10% off, while major Jewish holidays carry a 30% surcharge.
Do I need to leave a key?
Yes. Most owners give the sitter a key at a short meet-and-greet before the trip, or leave it with a neighbour or in a lockbox. Tell us the arrangement in the request and we will confirm it with the sitter in advance.
What if my cat hides the whole time?
That is common and not a problem. The sitter still checks the food, water and litter, confirms that the cat is eating and sends you a photo of the bowls and, when possible, of the cat. Shy cats often come out by the second or third visit.