Dog boarding in Haifa — at a sitter's home
PetHome Israel connects you with a local sitter; prices from 220 ₪. Leave your number in the form above or message us on Telegram.
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- Vetted sitters
- Photos and video after every visit
- Your keys and home in safe hands
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Your dog stays at a vetted sitter's home instead of a kennel: walks, company and photo updates. From 220 ₪ per day. Minimum order 350 ₪.
Prices: Dog boarding at a sitter's home in Haifa
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Dog home boarding, per day | 220 ₪ |
| Dog over 25 kg, per day | 260 ₪ |
10% off from 7 days. Holidays (Rosh Hashanah, Passover, Yom Kippur, Sukkot): +30%. Prices include VAT.
Built on the slopes of Mount Carmel, with many stairs and steep streets; plan shorter walks for seniors.
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
- Your dog lives in a home, not a cage
- At least three walks a day
- Feeding on your schedule with your food
- Small number of dogs per sitter
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
Home boarding is a middle ground between leaving your dog with friends and booking a kennel. Your dog lives with a sitter for the length of your trip, sleeps indoors, goes for regular walks and keeps a routine close to the one at home. It suits trips of several days, holidays and reserve duty, and it is especially good for dogs that find kennels noisy or stressful.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does home dog boarding cost?
Home boarding starts at 220 ₪ per day, or 260 ₪ for dogs over 25 kg. Stays of 7 days or more get 10% off, and major holidays carry a 30% surcharge.
Is home boarding better than a kennel?
For many dogs it is calmer: fewer animals, more attention and a normal home routine. Kennels can suit very social dogs that enjoy a busy environment. Our guide on boarding versus a home sitter explains the trade-offs in detail.
What vaccinations are needed?
Sitters usually ask for an up-to-date vaccination booklet, including rabies, plus a microchip and municipal registration, which are required in Israel. Bring the booklet to the meet-and-greet; your vet can confirm what your dog needs.
Can I meet the sitter first?
Yes, and we recommend it. A short meeting lets your dog sniff the home and lets you see the space, ask questions and agree on feeding and walks before you leave.
Will my dog be with other dogs?
Some sitters host one dog at a time, others two or three. Tell us if your dog prefers to be alone, is not good with males or with cats, and we will match accordingly.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, the minimum order is 350 ₪ per booking. It lets us assign a vetted sitter, hold a meet-and-greet and keep the same person on your booking from start to finish, with a photo and video report after every visit.