Overnight care
Your house isn't empty. Your dog isn't alone.
A sitter stays in your home overnight — dinner walk, bedtime, breakfast — so the evening and morning routine stays exactly as it was.
What a night looks like
Begins with a dinnertime walk and feeding between 5 and 7 pm, a bedtime break by 10 pm, and a morning walk and feeding before the sitter leaves between 8 and 9 am. A mid-day visit can be added separately.
| 5–7 pm | Sitter arrives. Dinner, walk, medication if needed. |
|---|---|
| By 10 pm | Final break, then bedtime in your home. |
| 8–9 am | Morning walk, breakfast, lights and mail. Sitter leaves. |
Who it's for
- Dogs who don't settle at night without someone in the house
- Senior pets on evening and morning medication
- Multi-pet households where visits alone don't cover the day
- Anyone who'd rather the house looked lived-in while they're away
Price
$100 per night, one pet. $5 per extra pet. $20 per night on holidays. All rates.
Common questions
What hours is the sitter in my home?
Dinner and a walk between 5 and 7 pm, a final break by 10 pm, sleeping in your home, then a morning walk and breakfast before leaving between 8 and 9 am.
Does the sitter stay all evening?
Not necessarily. They may step out after dinner and return by 10 pm. If you need continuous presence, tell us and we will price it.
Can I add a mid-day visit?
Yes, as a separate visit at the standard rate — from $22.
Where does the sitter sleep?
Wherever you prefer: a guest room, a sofa, or your bed with clean linens. We follow your house rules.
How much is it?
$100 per night for one pet, plus $5 for each additional pet and $20 per night on holidays.