Overnight house sitting across Al Majaz, Muwaileh and Al Khan

House sitting on Petme in Sharjah 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 the Al Majaz Waterfront or Al Noor Island, 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.

Sharjah runs on the school calendar. Bookings build before the two Eid holidays and through the July to August break, then stay steady in term time because many households here commute out of the emirate for work and the house is empty all day. 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.

Al Majaz, Al Taawun and Al Khan are apartment blocks with paid street parking, so the parking time belongs in the visit window. Muwaileh and University City are villa districts with driveway parking and short hops between addresses. 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 Muwaileh, University City and Al Yarmook, apartment addresses in Al Majaz, Al Taawun and Al Khan, and everywhere else in Sharjah. Use the map filter in the app to find a sitter who already lives near you.

Yes. Plenty of Sharjah 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 Sharjah 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.

Yes. A house sitting booking is a dog sitter in your home, not your dog in someone else's, so the bed, the garden and the walk route all stay the same. In Sharjah that matters most for dogs that never settle in a strange flat. Say in your first message that you want the sitter at your address.

Yes, and that is the main reason Sharjah households book it. The sitter is at your place from the evening you hand over until you are back, so the dog is not alone through the commute hours at either end of the day. Weekday-only stays are agreed night by night with the sitter.

Street parking around those blocks is paid, so settle it before the stay starts. If you have a residents bay or a visitor card, leave it with the keys at the meet-and-greet. In Muwaileh and University City it stops being a question, the driveway is yours.

That is what an overnight stay buys you. The lunchtime feed, a short walk and a toilet break happen in the middle of the day rather than at seven in the evening, which matters most for puppies and older dogs. Write the timings into the booking notes so nothing is left to memory.