A drop-in visit is a short home visit — usually 15 to 30 minutes — where your sitter lets your dog out, refreshes food and water, gives medication if needed, tidies any accidents and spends a little quality time together.
Drop-ins are ideal when your dog doesn't need a full walk but shouldn't be alone all day, or as a lunchtime check-in for puppies and seniors.
Who drop-in visits is best for
- Puppies who can't hold it all day
- Medication or insulin schedules
- Calm or senior dogs
- Cats and small pets while you travel
How to book
- Search your ZIP code and filter by drop-in visits.
- Compare profiles, prices and reviews, and message walkers with any questions.
- Pick a date (and time slot for walks and visits), choose your dogs and pay securely. Your walker confirms, and you're set.
Tip: book a short first visit to see how your dog and walker get along before committing to a long stay or a regular schedule.
