
Loving Stay at Home Pet Sitter
Hi, I’m Kaitlyn! I’ve had a love for animals since I got my first dog at age 5, and caring for pets has been a passion ever since. Whether it’s walking, feeding, bathing, or playing, I’ve always enjoyed spending time with pets. I have been dog-sitting professionally for over a year now, both on Rover and off, and my family and friends have trusted me to care for their pets as well. I bring that same level of care and attention to yours.
I’ll make sure your pet feels happy, safe, and has a great time while they’re with me! I believe in building a strong connection with both you and your pet, giving them the attention and care they deserve.
Serious inquiries only, please. I look forward to meeting you and your furry friend soon!
Languages: English & Spanish

Kaitlyn – Dog Sitter
Skills
Communication
Home
During your pet’s stay, I’ll send picture updates so you can stay connected and see how they’re doing. We can also arrange a meet-and-greet before the stay. This helps me get to know your pet and gives you peace of mind before their boarding.
Requirements: Please make sure your pup is fully vaccinated and up-to-date on all vaccinations.
Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions to help you understand what to expect during your dog’s stay with me. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out!
Advice
I’m always happy to offer personalized advice and tips to help keep your dog happy, healthy, and well-behaved, based on their individual needs.
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