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Pet care in Spanish-speaking cities

Dog walking and pet sitting you can book in Spanish, in your own neighbourhood.

Petsito connects pet owners in Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina with sitters and walkers who are identity-verified and interviewed. Insurance is included in every booking, and walks come with a live route and photographs.

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No account. No card. No sales call.

At a glance

  • Sitters identity-verified and interviewed
  • Insurance included in every booking
  • Booking, messaging and support in Spanish
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What to confirm before someone else looks after your pet

Answer sixteen questions about a walker or sitter you are considering, from an app or a neighbourhood group: who they are, what happens if something goes wrong, updates and payment. See what to confirm first. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

The sitter or walker you are considering

Answer for one person, as things stand before you book. Nothing is sent.

Who they are

Has the sitter's identity been verified?

Have you met or interviewed them before the booking?

Have they looked after a pet like yours before?

Can you speak to an owner they have sat for, rather than rely on a group chat recommendation?

If something goes wrong

Have you agreed in advance what they will do in a veterinary emergency?

Do they have your vet's details and know which emergency clinic to use?

Is there insurance covering incidents during the booking?

Is there someone to turn to if a problem is not resolved with the sitter?

During the booking

Will you see where walks go, such as a route with photographs?

Have you agreed when updates will arrive during a stay?

Have you written down the feeding routine and any instructions your vet has given?

Does the sitter have your number and a backup contact?

Payment and arrangements

Is the price agreed in writing before the booking?

Will the payment leave a record, whatever method you use?

Is it agreed how keys will be handed over and returned?

Is it agreed what happens if the sitter has to cancel?

Answer the questions to see your score. It updates as you go.

Method: yes scores a question in full, partly scores half and no scores nothing. Each is weighted from one to three by how much it matters if something goes wrong, and the score is the weighted share out of a hundred. Unanswered questions are left out. It is not veterinary advice.

The problem

Pet care in Spanish-speaking cities is arranged through neighbourhood WhatsApp groups and building doormen, with no vetting, no insurance and no recourse if something goes wrong.

The global platforms are thin or absent in these markets, do not support local payment habits, and their support operates in English.

Owners worry every time they travel.

Who it is for

  • Pet owners in the city

    Owners aged 25 to 55 in cities in Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Argentina who worry every time they travel.

  • Students and retirees

    People who want flexible income from dog walking and pet sitting.

  • Pet professionals

    Walkers and sitters looking for bookings, with an optional subscription for profile promotion and analytics.

Pet care with the checks a WhatsApp group cannot give

A properly localised marketplace for dog walking and pet sitting, with verified sitters, agreed emergency protocols and insurance covering incidents.

Identity checks and interviews

Every sitter and walker is identity-verified and interviewed.

Emergency protocols agreed

Veterinary emergency protocols are agreed in advance, before your pet is in someone else's care.

Insurance on every booking

Insurance covering incidents is included in every booking, which informal arrangements cannot offer.

All in Spanish

Booking, messaging and support all happen in Spanish.

Local payment methods

Pay the way people pay locally, including bank transfer and cash-on-delivery equivalents.

Tracked walks, updated stays

Walks are tracked with a live route and photographs, and every stay includes structured updates.

How it works

Petsito, from the first step to the result.

  1. 01

    Describe your pet

    Its needs, and your neighbourhood.

  2. 02

    See verified sitters nearby

    Full profiles, availability and prices, with no account required.

  3. 03

    Book and pay locally

    In Spanish, by bank transfer or another local method.

  4. 04

    Follow along

    A live route and photos for walks, and structured updates during stays.

Pricing

Free to browse. Owners pay a commission on each booking, with insurance included.

Browse

See verified sitters near you.

Free
for owners
  • Full profiles, availability and prices
  • No account required
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BookingsRecommended

Sitters keep the rest.

18%
commission, paid by the owner
  • Insurance included
  • Tracked walks
  • Structured stay updates
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Sitter subscription

For sitters and walkers.

$6
per month, optional
  • Profile promotion
  • Analytics
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Insurance is included in every booking. The sitter subscription is priced in USD.

Questions people actually ask

How are sitters and walkers checked?

Every sitter and walker is identity-verified and interviewed, and veterinary emergency protocols are agreed in advance.

What happens if something goes wrong?

Insurance covering incidents is included in every booking, and the veterinary emergency protocol has already been agreed.

Can I find a sitter without an account?

Yes. Describe your pet, its needs and your neighbourhood, and see three verified sitters nearby with their full profiles, availability and prices.

Can I pay without a card?

Yes. Local payment methods are supported, including bank transfer and cash-on-delivery equivalents.

Is support in Spanish?

Yes. Booking, messaging and support are all in Spanish.

How will I know how the walk went?

Walks are tracked with a live route and photographs, and stays include structured updates.

What does it cost?

Browsing is free. Owners pay an 18 percent commission on bookings, with insurance included, and sitters keep the rest.

What do sitters pay?

The booking commission is charged to the owner, and sitters keep the rest. An optional sitter subscription at 6 dollars a month adds profile promotion and analytics.

Why should I trust the pet sitter check?

The score counts what you have confirmed, worked out in your browser. It does not check anyone for you; it lists what to look into. It is not veterinary advice, so ask your vet about anything to do with your pet's health.

What to confirm before someone else looks after your pet

Answer sixteen questions about a walker or sitter you are considering, from an app or a neighbourhood group: who they are, what happens if something goes wrong, updates and payment. See what to confirm first. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

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