Overnight Pet Sitting

The Almost Overnight option is ideal for pets who need extended attention but do not require someone staying overnight in the home.

What’s included:

• 90-minute evening visit (between 6–8 PM)

• 1-hour morning visit (between 7–10 AM)

• 30-minute mid-day potty break (between 1–4 PM)

Best for:

• Pets that do well overnight alone but need extended evening and morning care

• Pets that benefit from multiple longer visits instead of short drop-ins

• Owners who prefer not to have someone staying overnight in their home

Overnight pet sitting includes a dedicated stay in your home to maintain your pet’s nighttime routine and provide supervision throughout the night.

What’s included:

• 10-hour overnight stay (9 PM – 7 AM)

• Evening and morning routines in your home

Important for dog owners:

For dogs, at least one additional daytime drop-in visit is required for a potty break (scheduled separately).

Best for:

• Pets that need overnight supervision

• Pets that experience anxiety at night

• Pets that benefit from consistent evening and morning routines

Live-In Stays provide the highest level of in-home presence for pets who are used to having someone home most of the day.

What’s included:

• A sitter stays in your home for at least 20 hours per day (the sitter gets 2 breaks per day (approximately 2 hours each))

• Consistent companionship and supervision throughout the day

Best for:

• Pets with separation anxiety

• Pets accustomed to constant human presence

• Multi-pet households needing consistent supervision