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Pet Sitting: Staying In Someone's Home

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When providing pet care services in an owner's home, sitters are expected to maintain professionalism, respect the owner's space, and uphold a high standard of care. This guide highlights key expectations and standards to follow during an in-home pet sitting service.


Instructions

  1. Respect the Owner’s Rules
    • Adhere to house rules discussed during the Meet and Greet. This includes respecting privacy, not inviting guests, and only using agreed-upon areas and items.
  2. Follow Specific Guidelines
    • Carefully follow the owner’s instructions for pet care, feeding, exercise, and any special requirements.
  3. Conduct a Meet and Greet
    • Schedule a Meet and Greet before the booking to clarify expectations, confirm house rules, and address any questions.
  4. Communicate and Send Updates Regularly
    • Keep the owner informed with daily updates about their pet’s well-being, including photos and messages.

Related Articles

  • How to Prepare for an In-Home Pet Sitting Service
  • Why Meet and Greets are Important
  • What is a Meet ad Greet?

FAQs & Tips

FAQs

  • Can I use the owner's appliances?

  • What are not allowed Pet Sitting?

  • What if the owner asks for additional services?

  • What is the basic expectation when I stay at a Pet Owner’s home?

  • What do I do if I notice a camera on the Pet Owner’s home?


Tips

  • Prepare Ahead: Review pet care instructions thoroughly before the booking.
  • Respect Privacy: Only use spaces and items explicitly allowed by the owner.
  • Stay Professional: Treat the owner’s home as you would a client’s, maintaining cleanliness and order.
  • Be Transparent: If you encounter unexpected situations, communicate promptly and honestly with the owner.

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