Verified house sitters in Dubai

House sitting on Petme in Dubai typically runs AED 100 to AED 250 per night, depending on the number of pets and how much house care you want on top. Petme charges 0% owner commission, so the rate you agree with your sitter is the full price.

Feeding and fresh water on your schedule, walks at the normal times around Safa Park or Al Barsha Pond Park, an eye on the AC and the lights, plant watering and mail collection on request, and photo updates. Anything extra is scoped at the meet-and-greet before you book.

Dubai empties around the two Eid holidays and through the July to August school break, when residents leave the country for weeks rather than a long weekend, and fills again with short trips from November to March. Those windows fill first, so message sitters a few weeks out for a long trip. A weekend stay can usually be arranged in a couple of days.

Marina, JLT, Business Bay and Downtown are tower addresses with a concierge desk, a visitor pass and paid basement parking. Arabian Ranches, The Springs and Mirdif are gated or low-rise, where you register at the community gate once and drive straight in. Sort the entry route at the meet-and-greet and hand over the keys, the access card or the gate registration then, so nobody is standing at a barrier on the first evening.

Villa and townhouse addresses in Arabian Ranches, Mirdif and The Springs, apartment addresses in Dubai Marina, Business Bay and JLT, and everywhere else in Dubai. Use the map filter in the app to find a sitter who already lives near you.

Yes. Plenty of Dubai sitters keep Ramadan hours, with walks pushed back to after iftar and feeding times moved to match. Say so in your first message and confirm the timings at the meet-and-greet.

Every confirmed Petme house sitting booking in Dubai includes up to AED 83,000 in emergency Protection Plan. If a pet in the sitter's care needs urgent treatment, eligible costs are covered. Full terms are in the Petme app.

Search Dubai on the Petme map and filter to house sitting, which leaves you the sitters who stay overnight rather than the ones who only call in. Each profile shows the ID check, the nightly rate and any reviews from past stays. Create a free account to browse, message a few and meet before you book.

Pet sitting is the catch-all term for someone looking after your animal. House sitting is the version where the sitter stays overnight in your home, so the pet never leaves its own space. Petme covers the pet side of it. If you want someone to watch an empty flat with no animal in it, this is not the service you are looking for.

A full month of overnight stays in Dubai works out at AED 3,000 to AED 7,500, which is simply the nightly band across 30 nights. Most bookings are far shorter. If you only need someone to call in once a day rather than sleep over, a drop-in visit is billed AED 50 to AED 100 per visit instead.

Yes. Plenty of Dubai sitters have looked after recently relocated pets settling into a new flat, a new building and a new climate. Create a free account to browse verified sitters, read reviews and message a few before you commit to a date.

They do. Multi-week stays over the July and August break are normal here and are booked at the same per-night rate as a weekend. Fix the arrival and departure days precisely, and ask for a photo update on a set day each week so you are not chasing one from another time zone.