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In Home Care from one visit every few days to complete live-in care! We will do everything from watering plants and mail collection to caring for your pets better than money can buy!
More services are offered per diem. Medications, longer walks, tooth care, baths, etc are all taken care of if needed. Just email or call for an estimate!
Examples and Extra Items:I have two dogs and a cat. We want someone to stop by to let our dogs out in the morning and the evening. The cat only needs food at night and a litterbox change every few days. How much would this cost?
It would be a base rate of $25. You would add another $5 for the extra dog and $2 for the cat. It would be a total of $32 per day.
You don't seem to have any prices for chickens listed...I have 5 horses and a flock of chickens that need to be let in/out each day. Around what would that cost?
Without knowing what you want, I'll do two types of care. For 24-hour care, it would be a base rate of $50 + $10 per extra horse ($40) and only $5 for the flock of chickens: they are counted as one extra entity since they don't need individual care.
Grand total would be $95 per night.
Two visits daily would be a base rate of $25 + $40 + $5 for five horses and a flock of chickens. Grand total would be $70 per day. If mucking weren't required, price would be dependent on care and could be as low as $30.
Can you tell me what the cost for 2 horses, a pig, and a dog would be?
For 24-hour care, it would be a base rate of $50 + $10 per horse ($20) + $5 for the pig. Grand total would be $75 per night.
Two visits daily would be a base rate of $25 + $20 for two horses + $5 for a pig. Grand total would be $50 per day.
I can't afford petsitting for my 2 dogs but they get proper care with us. Would you be willing to trade a free hair style and highlight in exchange for a weekend of care?
We love to hear barter options. Though we prefer to do straightforward transactions, please don't hesitate to put an offer forward. In this case, I'd be thrilled to exchange services! We also enjoy baked goods or yard work so speak up if you prefer to keep your cash on hand. Do you foster or take in animals? For years I did fostering for many species of pets. Now that I have a child, I don't foster as often. I also can't take in pets due to expenses, but if you find yourself in a real bind with no options, I'm always around to listen and talk to. Maybe together we can find a helpful resource or I'll be in a position to help. That's what good communities and neighbors are all about! |
Mileage covers the first 15 round-trip miles. After that it's an extra $0.40/mile to cover gas and maintenance. We travel everywhere though, so use Google or email for a quote!
Hi, what would it cost for someone to stay with our 14 year-old lab? She requires Prednisone every other day and needs frequent trips outdoors?.
With frequent potty breaks needed, we'd recommend 24-hour care which is $50/night. There would be no extra charge if the medicine is ingested through food.
I have a Caique (sm/med parrot) that I'd like to have someone watch while I'm gone. How much would it be to board him at your facility?
It would be either $10 daily or $15 daily.
Birds are priced differently than companion animals and are done on a per basis job. Small birds such as parakeets/finches/carnaries that only need maintenance care (fresh water/food with a paper change every few days) are only $5 daily. Medium and large birds are $10 daily. Giant breeds such as Macaws and Cockatoos are $15 for maintenance.
For birds that are well-socialized and enjoy attention, they'll have daily care which is maintenance plus time out of cage for playing, bathing, snacking, and interacting. Prices for this would be $10 for small birds, $15 for med/lg, and $20 for giant parrots. Extra time beyond 30 minutes is $10/hr no matter the size.
Please bring your own food and cage. Sabrina's Petsitting can no longer provide bird housing. Birds must have been healthy for at least one year and/or purchased from a place that performs avian testing for disease. This is to safeguard both present and future boarders.
Do you help out at riding stables?
We offer horse care and manager help.
Managing help for day camps, supervision, physical labor (not directily horse related such as mucking and feeding) or medical equine holding is $20/hour or percentage of proceeds. We are also happy to discuss options if hourly hiring isn't possible/feasible for your barn/situation.
The cost for horse care can be negotiated depending on what is needed, but typically it would be the base rate of one or two visits and $10 for each extra horse. This price only includes feeding, watering, mucking, and turning in/out the herd. Exercise extra.
Only 24-hour care includes grooming, riding/lunging for exercise, and medications. These items can be added to once or twice a day visits as well. Horses must be well mannered for exercise. English or Western disciplines accepted, though Sabrina has had more training with Western. She is an adequate rider but nowhere near a professional! We're happy to exercise your horse but aren't there to train them! |
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