House sitting near you

    Find a sitter near you who stays in your home and keeps your pet's routine while you are away.

    About house sitting

    House sitting means the sitter stays in your home while you are away, so your pet keeps its routine, its bed and its surroundings. The sitter is there in the evening and overnight, not only for a visit.

    It suits pets who are unsettled in a new place, households with more than one animal, and longer trips. It also means someone is in the house while you are away.

    Why book house sitting on Woof

    • Sitters you can check

      Every profile shows the sitter's services, prices and reviews. Sitters with a verified badge have confirmed their identity with Woof, and reviews come from owners who booked through Woof, so they reflect real bookings.

    • Talk before you book

      Message the sitter in the app to ask about routines, other pets or anything your pet needs, and arrange to meet before the first booking. You keep the same thread during and after the stay.

    • Pay in the app

      You pay securely in the app when the sitter accepts, never in cash. The price you see on the profile is the price you pay, and everything to do with the booking stays in one place.

    How booking house sitting works

    1. 1

      Search your city

      Pick your city, add your dates, and compare the sitters who offer house sitting there by price, reviews and distance.

    2. 2

      Message and meet

      Write to the sitters you like, tell them about your pet, and arrange to meet before the first booking so both sides know what they are agreeing to.

    3. 3

      Book and pay

      Send the request with your dates. When the sitter accepts you pay in the app, and the booking, the messages and the receipt stay together.

    Questions about house sitting

    The questions owners ask before their first booking.

    What is house sitting?

    House sitting means the sitter stays in your home while you are away, so your pet keeps its routine, its bed and its surroundings. The sitter is there in the evening and overnight, not only for a visit. You compare sitters, message the one you like and book through Woof.

    What should I know before booking house sitting?

    Read the sitter's profile and reviews, tell them about your pet's routine and needs, and arrange a first meeting before the first booking. Sitters set their own prices and their own terms for house sitting, so it is worth comparing a few in your city.

    What does house sitting cost?

    Sitters set their own prices, so it varies by city and by sitter. Every profile shows its price before you book, and each city page lists the sitters there side by side.

    Who are the sitters?

    Pet owners like you who offer their time. Sitters who list house sitting say on their profile how they work and what they charge for it; those with a verified badge have confirmed their identity with Woof, and reviews come from owners who booked through Woof.

    How do I book and pay?

    You send a request for house sitting from the sitter's profile with your dates. When the sitter accepts, you pay securely in the app — never in cash. See the terms of service for cancellations.

    Can I meet the sitter first?

    Yes, and it is worth doing before a first booking. Message the sitter in the app and suggest a short meeting, so your pet can meet them and you can go through routines, feeding and anything they should know about house sitting for your pet.

    Will I hear how it is going?

    Agree that with your sitter when you book house sitting. You and the sitter keep the same message thread in the app before, during and after the booking, so photos and updates go there.

    Which pets can sitters take?

    That is up to each sitter, and their profile says what they take — dogs of a given size, cats, or other pets — along with whether they have animals of their own at home. Tell them about your pet when you ask about house sitting.

    It is my first time. Where do I start?

    Start from your city page, where the sitters offering house sitting are listed with their prices and reviews. Shortlist two or three, write to them about your pet and your dates, and take it from there.

    What if my plans change?

    Tell your sitter as early as you can, in the same message thread. Cancellations and refunds for house sitting follow the terms of service, so read them before you book.

    Where is house sitting available?

    In cities and towns across Sweden, and the list above links every one of them. If yours is quiet today, it is worth checking again — sitters join all the time, and you can also point a sitter you know towards Woof.

    Find house sitting near you

    Compare sitters in your city, message the one who fits, and book securely in the app.

    Find house sitting in Stockholm