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🐶 Love Animals? Become a Pet Sitter with ALVIS
Love animals but can’t have your own dog or cat permanently? Join ALVIS as a petsitter! Care for pets when you have time and earn money doing what you love.
What does pet care look like?
You send reports
You regularly update the owner about their pet’s well-being—sending photos, walk updates, and brief daily summaries to assure them their pet is in the best hands.
You provide care
You adapt to the pet’s needs—maintaining their routine, feeding them, monitoring their well-being, and providing activity.
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You care for pets either at the owner’s home or at your own place—taking them for walks, playing, and ensuring their comfort.
You spend time with the pet
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You decide whether you want to handle home visits, walks, or live-in care. You select assignments based on your preferences, experience, and availability.
You choose assignments
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What are the requirements to become a petsitter?
- You love animals
- You are responsible
- You have experience with dogs
- You are at least 18 years old
- You live in a place where you can host pets (optional)
- You have a smartphone with internet access
- You have no criminal record
Why is it worth becoming a pet sitter?
- If you love animals, we offer you the perfect opportunity to spend time with them.
- The service handles advertising, client searching, and all organizational aspects of the order — so you don’t have to worry about any of that.
- You match the orders to your own schedule.
- There is no minimum number of services required per month – you only take the orders you want.
- We provide training to ensure you are professionally prepared to care for animals.
- You receive support from our team of managers.
See what other petsitters say about us:
Do you have any additional questions for us? We’re happy to answer them.
But before you ask, please check if the answers are already in the section below.
But before you ask, please check if the answers are already in the section below.
You don’t need professional experience — we’re looking for responsible, caring people. Basic experience with pets (e.g. your own or helping friends) is enough. We also provide training and support.
Yes. You can choose tasks that fit your availability — morning walks, evening visits, or boarding during holidays. You decide when you're available.
The client pays for the service in advance through our platform, and the money is safely held until the service is completed. After the service, the payment is released to you. This system protects both you and the client — you’re guaranteed to receive payment, and the client knows their money is safe until the care is done.
No, joining and working through the platform is completely free.
Yes, of course. This applies to all animals: dogs, cats, hamsters, parrots, and others.
No, you operate on the site under unregistered business activity.
Earnings as a petsitter at Alvis can vary depending on several factors such as hours worked, type of services, and location. On average, pet care brings in between €11 and €22 per day. As a petsitter, you can care for one pet or multiple pets from a single client. This gives you more control over your work and allows you to enjoy spending time with animals.
Besides longer care periods, you can also earn from shorter services like walks or pet visits. Rates start at around €4 for the shortest visit or walk, allowing you to flexibly tailor your schedule to your availability and clients’ needs.
Besides longer care periods, you can also earn from shorter services like walks or pet visits. Rates start at around €4 for the shortest visit or walk, allowing you to flexibly tailor your schedule to your availability and clients’ needs.
Of course! You’ll get access to information about pets needing care and can choose which pet you’d like to take in.
No, the owner provides toys, food, bedding, and everything else needed.
We carefully gather information about the dog, its nature and habits, walking and feeding routines, and how it behaves during care so that its behavior won’t be a surprise to the petsitter. Remember, it’s always important to observe the dog closely.
