A pet sitter cares for your pet while you are away or busy: feeds it, refreshes water, cleans the litter or walks the dog, gives medication as prescribed, keeps the home safe and sends you a report. With PetHome Israel, every visit ends with a photo and video, and the sitter handles your keys and home responsibly. A sitter does not make medical decisions or change your pet's routine without you.
During a cat visit
- Fresh food and water, old wet food removed.
- Litter cleaned and topped up.
- Check that food from the last visit was eaten.
- Play or brushing if the cat enjoys it.
- Windows, balcony doors and the safe room checked.
- Photo and video sent to you.
Visits start at 110 ₪ for 30 minutes.
During a dog walk
Pick-up from home, a 30- or 60-minute walk on leash, water and clean paws afterwards, and a report. From 70 ₪.
During boarding or an overnight stay
The sitter keeps your pet's routine: meals, walks, rest and bedtime. Boarding starts at 220 ₪ per day; an overnight sitter at your home from 380 ₪ per night.
Medication
Tablets, drops or injections, exactly as your vet prescribes: +30 ₪ or +50 ₪ per visit.
What a sitter does not do
- Diagnose, treat or change medication.
- Let dogs off-leash without your written permission.
- Bring guests into your home.
- Do housework beyond what relates to your pet, unless agreed.
In an emergency
The sitter contacts you and the vet you named, and follows Home Front Command instructions during alerts.
Small extras on request
Many owners also ask the sitter to water plants, bring in the mail, take out the rubbish or switch lights on in the evening so the home looks occupied. These small tasks are usually done during the regular visit; mention them when you book so the visit time is planned correctly.