Rover Dog Sitting Canada

When we think about dog sitting, we tend to imagine dogs being left alone while their owners go on holiday. However, there are many other ways in which dog sitting can benefit both parties involved. For example, you may need to leave your dog behind whilst you travel, but don't want to risk leaving him/her unsupervised. In such cases, dog sitting can provide you with peace of mind, knowing that your beloved canine companion is safe and sound.

If you're thinking about using a professional dog sitter, then make sure that you check out their references first. A good sitter should be happy to share any previous clients' feedback with you, so ask around amongst friends and family members. Ask whether they've heard anything negative about the person before. If you hear anything bad, then maybe look elsewhere!

Dog sitting isn't always about leaving your pooch alone though. Many dog lovers enjoy having their pets join them on holidays, either staying with them overnight or spending the day away from home together. There are plenty of websites where you can advertise your availability to care for another dog during your absence. Make sure that you read through the details carefully before committing yourself to taking on a new client. The best way to ensure that you get the right kind of service is to visit each prospective sitter's profile page. Look for signs like 'I love animals', 'I'm experienced with dogs' and 'I offer a discount'. These are all red flags that indicate that the person won't treat your dog as well as he/she would his own.

Rover Dog Sitting Canada

Some useful information about Canada

The unique country code for Canada is CA. You will likely therefore find that country code in your address bar if you visit a website from Canada. With regards to time, Canada lies in the America/Yellowknife timezone, which means that it has a GMT offset of -7.0 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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How does insurance work with pet sitting Canada?
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Insurance for the host’s property is automatically included. The host’s property is covered for property damage, theft and public liability.
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Who are your partners who I book pet sitting in Canada through?
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Our partners are perhaps the biggest and best name in the business, Trusted Housesitters.
Q.
What happens if I don’t know how to look after a certain species of pet in Canada?
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No problem, when you search you are able to specify the species that you are most comfortable with.
Q.
What if the pet I’m looking after in Canada gets sick?
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Our partners provide a 24/7 Vet Advice Line for you to call.
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How can I trust the sitter in my home in Canada?
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All sitters are verified, and you are free to choose sitters with only the highest levels of verification.