Dog boarding in the New North — at a sitter's home
PetHome Israel — a sitter near you in Tel Aviv; prices from 220 ₪. 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.
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
| 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.
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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
- 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
We reply within 15 minutes
from 220 ₪ · minimum order 350 ₪ · reply within 15 minutes
Find my sitterFrequently 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.