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In 2013, Angie's List members reported paying an average of $37 a day, with a general range of $25 to $50, for daily pet sitting. CostHelper.com says that overnight stays can cost between $50 and $75 per night.
Most often for dogs, pet sitters will either come and stay at the residence or they will come at least 2 times per day. For cats and other animals, usually a pet sitter can get by with 1 time per day or even longer depending on if the pets are indoor or outdoor. Some pet sitters base their fees on 15 or 30 minute increments and this can equate out to $10 to $20 per hour. However, if you calculate the per hour rate on the one facility below, they make quite a bit more than $20 per hour. Mind you this is not in an affluent area, but Central Oregon is totally pet/dog friendly which means that folks are willing to spend more to keep their pets healthy and happy.