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Stellenbosch · Pet services

Pet sitting in Stellenbosch

NogPets does pet sitting in Stellenbosch at your door: drop-in, 30 min from R150, drop-in, 60 min from R220, overnight check from R380. 2 other local businesses list it too, at R150 to R320.

Also called: pet sitter, home visits.

What's included

Someone comes to your home to feed, water and check on your pets while you are away.

  • Food and fresh water
  • Play or a short walk
  • A check of doors, water and the litter tray
  • A message after each visit

How long it takes

30 to 60 minutes

NogPets

We do this ourselves in Stellenbosch: our van or our own crew, at your door.

  • Drop-in, 30 min 30 minutes from R150
  • Drop-in, 60 min 60 minutes from R220
  • Overnight check 45 minutes from R380

A R10 fee is added when you pay by card. Cash on the day: no fee. These are guide prices while we get started. We confirm your price before you book.

Pet sitting in Stellenbosch: local businesses

  • Polished Furbabies

    La Colline · Grooming salon · Mobile groomer · Dog walker

    • Pet care visit, express (20–30 min) R150
    • Pet care visit, signature (45–60 min) R220
    • Pet care visit, extended (90–120 min) R320
  • Stellenbosch Pet Sitters

    Dog walker

    • Pet sitting visits at your home Ask
All pet businesses in Stellenbosch

Questions

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How much does pet sitting cost in Stellenbosch?

NogPets does pet sitting in Stellenbosch at your door: drop-in, 30 min from R150, drop-in, 60 min from R220, overnight check from R380. 2 other local businesses list it too, at R150 to R320.

Does NogPets come to Stellenbosch?

Yes. We work in Stellenbosch: Stellenbosch Central, Die Boord, Paradyskloof, Uniepark, Mostertsdrift, Idas Valley, Brandwacht, Welgevonden, Onder-Papegaaiberg, Techno Park, Jamestown, Kylemore.

Pet sitting or a kennel?

At home your pet keeps its own bed and routine, which many cats and older pets prefer. A kennel suits dogs that need company all day.

How many visits a day?

Cats often do fine with one. Dogs usually need two or more, or a walk as well.