In-Home Pet Sitting, Dog Walking & Drop-In Visits in Seattle and the Eastside
Your Emerald City pet concierge- rain or shine!
At Reining Cats and Dogs, we provide reliable, caring, and personalized pet concierge services that give pet owners peace of mind while ensuring the comfort and happiness of their pets. We are licensed, bonded and insured. Personally curated services and dedication to customer service set us apart.
Areas we serve include;
- Seattle
- West Seattle
- Mercer Island
- Bellevue
- Kirkland
🐾 Menu / Price List
Dog walking
30, 45, 60 min
$40, $50, $60. Price includes 2 dogs. Extra dog is $10. Dog walks are only with dogs in the same family. We will walk them on a route you choose or leave it to the walkers discretion. Initial meeting is required to determine the temperament and sociability of the dog(s) to determine best walking situation. Initial meeting fee will be credited on first invoice if three or more walks are booked.
Pet visit
30, 45, 60 min
$40, $50, $60. A professional pet sitter will come by your house to play with, feed, clean cat box, etc. Services provided on a visit are completely customizable. Initial meeting is required to determine the temperament and sociability of the pet(s) and level of service required. Initial meeting fee will be credited on first invoice if three or more visits are booked.
All day visit
$150
After an initial meeting to get to know your furry friends and home a professional pet sitter will provide in home pet care for 8 hours. Times and additional services are customizable. Price includes care for up to two pets and two 30 min walks per day. Initial meeting is required to determine the temperament and sociability of the pet(s) and level of service required. Initial meeting fee will be credited on first invoice if three or more visits are booked.
Overnight stay
$150
After an initial meeting to get to know your furry friends and home a professional pet sitter will provide in home pet care for 12 hours. Times and additional services are customizable. Price includes care for up to two pets and two 30 min walks per day. Initial meeting is required to determine the temperament and sociability of the pet(s) and level of service required. Initial meeting fee will be credited on first invoice if three or more visits are booked.
Extra pet
$5
Price is per pet per day.
Administer medication
$5
We will administer basic medication (no shots) according to your instructions. Price is per visit regardless of number of pets requiring medication.
Initial meeting and Consultation
$60
We believe it's in everyone’s best interest to establish a relationship with you and your family before entering your home and taking care of your most precious furry friends. A professional pet sitter will schedule a one hour meeting to meet your pet(s), get the layout of your home, establish the level of pet care you require, receive other instructions and answer questions about the service agreement or anything else. Service agreement must be signed prior to meeting.
Holidays
$25
Everyone wants to spend these special days with their loved ones, right? We are happy to care for your pets while you celebrate for a slight, additional fee.
Extended hours
$10
We are happy to accommodate your schedule if it falls outside of 9:00 am-6:00pm for a small, additional fee.
Dog Walking Videos
Summer Dog Walking Tips from Our Team — Staying Safe When the Heat Is On
Summer in Seattle is beautiful — but it comes with a few things every dog owner should know before heading out for a walk. In this video, Reining Cats and Dogs owner Kirsten Branham and dog walker Hannah share the tips they actually use on every summer walk.
They cover how to check if pavement is too hot for your dog's paws, what signs of overheating to watch for (and which dogs are most at risk), how to keep dogs hydrated on the go, and why certain plants — including horsetail, which is common throughout the Pacific Northwest — can be dangerous. They also talk about the "sniff walk": why slower, shorter walks on hot days are often better for dogs than longer ones.
It's a quick, practical watch — and full of real-world advice from people who spend a lot of time out on leash.
Questions about summer walks or our dog walking services? We'd love to hear from you — reach out anytime at ReiningCatsandDogs.com.
Are Horsetail Plants Dangerous for Dogs? What Every Pet Owner Should Know
Those tall, reed-like plants you see along trails and in Pacific Northwest yards? They might be more dangerous than they look. Horsetail (Equisetum spp.) is a common plant in the Seattle area — and it's toxic to dogs.
In this video, we cover what horsetail looks like, why it's harmful to dogs, the symptoms to watch for, and what to do if your dog gets into it on a walk.
At Reining Cats and Dogs, our certified dog walkers are trained to keep a close eye on what your pup sniffs, nibbles, and gets into along the way. GPS-tracked walks, real-time photo updates, and sitters who genuinely care about your pet's safety — that's what we're here for.
If you think your dog has eaten a toxic plant, contact your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center right away: (888) 426-4435.
We look after you pets like they are ours! Schedule a meet and greet or make a pet care appointment with a professional pet sitter. New customers require an in person meeting in your home prior to your first booking. Be sure to check out our New Client special.
Have a special request? Give us a call or send us a message — we're always happy to help.
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