Pet sitting & walking in Provo & Utah Valley
Dog walkers, drop-in visits, overnight pet sitting and house sitting. Free to post, and every listing comes from a neighbor who confirmed their email.
Offer pet sitting & walking →Before you hire: what to ask
- Can we do a meet-and-greet with my pet first?
- How long is each visit or walk?
- What do you do if my pet gets sick or loose?
- Do you send updates?
Offering pet sitting & walking? Put this in your post
- Say which animals you take and how many at once.
- List visit lengths and prices.
- Say what updates you send owners.
What to know in Utah Valley
- Utah has no statewide license for kennels, sitters or dog trainers, so references and a trial visit are your checks.
- An in-home sitter usually suits anxious, elderly or medicated dogs better than boarding.
- Holiday weeks, spring break, July 4 and Pioneer Day, and semester breaks fill early; book weeks ahead.
From the Provo.com guides below, which cite their sources.
Our guides
- Dog boarding in ProvoUtah does not license boarding kennels at the state level, so the checks are yours to make.
- Dog training in Utah ValleyYour hairdresser needs a state license. Your dog trainer does not — not in Utah, not anywhere.
- Dog parks and pet life in ProvoDog life in Provo: the city's one off-leash dog park and its rules, dog licenses, patios, vets, trails and the water risk for dogs.
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