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PETS Dog-sitting is very affordable
A DOG-SITTER is a companion as well as a pet minder to your pets. It is good to find someone who will play with your pets, as well as look after them. Housesitmatch can help you find such a dogsitter and companion for multiple pets at very little cost. Join our club, it pays offer after only one or two nights away from home.
If you’re planning a trip register now to find petsitters in time. Whether your trip is short or long, you’ll know that sometimes you must leave pets at home. Young and senior pets in particular benefit from staying at home, so they can follow their routines undisturbed. Join our pet and housesitting network, and the sitters come for free!
Choose Housesitmatch.com for affordable travel, home and petcare. These are the steps to take:
1. Register as a homeowner on HouseSit Match.com
2. Choose a Standard account (£69 per year) to ensure you can help online when needed
3. Create a profile with photos of your pet and the house
4. Post an advert for the dates when you want to go away. Sitters apply and you choose.
How does it work?
HouseSitMatch can help you find suitable sitters. Join our network for a small annual fee. You get ID checked for safety and then build your advert saying when you are going on holiday. Housesitters see your advert, they respond and you choose the sitter who’ll care for your pets. Trustpilot Testimonials 4.9 / 5 Excellent 10 out of 10 for housesitmatch.com
I have had nothing but good and helpful service from the people who run this site, and my experience has been excellent.
Tristram Cosgrave Dog and cat owner, Malaga
How do you join?
Please register online via our website www.Housesitmatch.com.
Need a pet or house-sitter? Get in touch. House-sitting can be a win-win for both parties, free house and pet-sitting, and the experienced and checked sitters get free accommodation! Register as either house-sitter or homeowner with a 20% discount using coupon code 20EWN - Reader exclusive offer. To find a house or pet-sitter go to www.HousesitMatch.com.
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