Websites for pet services Websites for pet services built on trust

You're asking people to hand over their keys and their pets. I build websites for dog walkers, pet sitters and day care businesses that show exactly why they can trust you - and make getting in touch easy.

  • TrustInsurance and checks
  • AreasWhere you cover
  • EnquiriesMade simple

Trust is the whole decision

Owners choosing a walker or sitter are trusting you with a family member and, often, their home. Before they get in touch they look for insurance, experience, reviews and any licence you need.

A professional website puts all of that in one place, alongside your areas, prices and availability - so the owners who contact you are already reassured.

  • Show insurance, checks and any licences clearly
  • Make your service area obvious
  • Turn visitors into meet-and-greet enquiries
  • Insurance and licencesYour insurance, background checks and, for boarding or day care, your licence.
  • Service areaThe villages and towns you cover, so owners know straight away.
  • About youYour experience with animals - the main reason owners pick you.

Built for pet care businesses

Designed around how owners choose someone to care for their pets.

  • ServicesGroup and solo walks, home visits, overnight sitting, day care or boarding.
  • PricesClear prices or packages, including regular walk bundles.
  • Trust signalsInsurance, checks, first aid training and any licence you hold.
  • Areas coveredA clear list or map of where you work.
  • Meet and greetA simple form to book an introductory visit.
  • Happy petsPhotos from walks and visits, shared with owners' permission.

How pet services get found

"Dog walker near me" and "pet sitter" plus a village are typical searches.

  1. 1

    Google Business Profile with a service area

    Show the villages and towns you cover, add photos and collect reviews.

  2. 2

    A page for each service

    Separate pages for walking, sitting and day care help you appear for each search.

  3. 3

    Reviews from regulars

    Your regular clients are your best marketing. A quick review request goes a long way.

Common questions

If your question isn't here, get in touch. Happy to have a straightforward chat.

Do I need a licence for my pet business?
In England, home boarding and dog day care generally need a licence from your local council, while dog walking does not. Check with your council - and if you are licensed, we will show it prominently.
Can owners book online?
Yes, or we can use a simple enquiry form for meet-and-greets, which suits most walkers and sitters better.
Do you also work with groomers?
How much does it cost?
Most pet service sites are small and focused. Book a free consultation for a clear quote.

Ready to grow your client list?

Book a free consultation and let's talk about your pet business.

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