Petme · Celje

Earn as a pet sitter in Celje

Up to 90% kept per booking. €16–€26 per night in Celje. Free €4,000 vet protection on every booking.

Earn flexibly with Petme in Celje. You set your rate, you pick which dogs and cats to look after, and you keep up to 90% of every booking. Celje sitters see the same dogs week after week, income becomes predictable.

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Up to 90%

kept per booking

€16–€26

typical boarding in Celje

200K+

pet owners on Petme

4.9 / 5

sitter rating

Earnings

What you can earn in Celje

Sitters in Celje set their own rates. The ranges below reflect typical Petme bookings in the city.

Boarding

€16–€26

per night

Dog walking

€8–€13

effective per hour

Daycare

€14–€22

per day

How it works

How it works

Apply

Tell us about yourself, your pets, and your experience. The application takes about 10 minutes.

Verify in 48 hours

Identity check with a government ID and a background check. Result comes back within 48 hours.

Go live, start booking

Set your rate and availability. Owners in your neighbourhood message you in chat. You decide which bookings to accept.

Why owners in Celje pick Petme

Why owners in Celje book on Petme

Verified sitters get more bookings

Identity verification + background check lifts your profile above informal listings. Owners see the verified badge in the search results.

€4,000 vet protection on every stay

Every booking includes up to €4,000 in vet expenses. Owners book with more confidence, sitters work with less worry.

Cashback for owners

Owners earn automatic cashback on every booking. That drives repeat bookings; your recurring schedule fills faster.

In-app chat

Meet and greets, key handover, photo updates: all in chat. No need to switch to SMS or WhatsApp.

Sole trader + tax

Sole trader (s.p.), FURS, and bookkeeping

Normirani s.p.

In Slovenia, regular pet sitting income usually means registering a sole trader (s.p. via AJPES). The most common setup for sitters is the normirani s.p. flat-rate scheme, which deducts 80% of revenue as expenses. Social contributions are paid monthly, income is reported annually to FURS. A local accountant takes most of the load off.

Deduct expenses

Poop bags, leashes, mileage for sittings, a share of your phone bill, pet first-aid courses are all classic deductions. A local accountant helps with filing.

Seasonal demand

Seasonal demand in Celje

Peak periods in Celje

Slovenian demand peaks in July and August, with shorter spikes around Christmas/New Year and the May 1 long weekend. Coastal towns spike heavily in summer; Alpine towns peak in ski season.

Plan your year

Set your July/August and holiday availability wide open early. Slovenian owners often lock in their preferred sitter as early as April for the summer holidays.

Petme sitter in Celje

“Celje is small enough that you see the same dogs week after week. My income is predictable, almost like a salary.”

Tjaša K., Celje

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does a Petme sitter earn in Celje?
Boarding in Celje typically runs €16–€26 per night, walks clear €8–€13/hour effectively, and daycare lands at €14–€22 per day. Petme charges 0% to pet owners, so up to 90% of every booking lands with you.
What are the busiest cities for pet sitting in Slovenia?
Ljubljana drives the bulk of booking volume, followed by Maribor and the coastal towns of Koper, Izola, and Piran in summer. Kranj and Bled-area bookings spike during ski season.
Do I need to register a business for pet sitting in Slovenia?
Occasional pet sitting under the personal income threshold can run on a non-business basis. Regular income usually means registering as a sole trader (samostojni podjetnik, s.p.) at AJPES. The normirani s.p. flat-rate scheme is the most common setup for sitters.
Do I need to declare pet sitting income for tax in Slovenia?
Yes. Income is reported annually to FURS (the tax office). The normirani s.p. scheme deducts a flat 80% of revenue as expenses, with social contributions paid monthly. A local accountant takes most of the load off.
How does pet sitting in Slovenia compare to gig delivery?
Wolt and Glovo couriers in Ljubljana report around €7-10 per hour after costs. Petme pet sitting clears €10-15 per hour effectively for walks, with overnight boarding pushing the average higher.
When is the busiest season for pet sitters in Slovenia?
July and August are the peak. Christmas/New Year and the May 1 long weekend deliver shorter bumps. Coastal towns spike heavily in summer; Alpine towns see a winter ski-tourism spike.
Is pet sitting more profitable than hospitality jobs in Slovenia?
For most sitters, yes. Slovenian minimum wage in hospitality and retail sits around €5-7/hour. Petme dog walkers in Ljubljana clear €10-15/hour effectively, and overnight boarders earn higher.
What pet breeds are common in Slovenia?
Labradors, Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds, and the native Karst Shepherd are common dog breeds. Slovenian cat owners often book drop-in visits during summer holidays at the coast.
Is there a Petme sitter community in Slovenia?
Ljubljana has an active sitter chat; Maribor and Koper have smaller ones. We connect you to the community after your application is approved.
What is one thing Slovenian sitters wish they knew before starting?
"Do not undercharge in the summer. Coastal owners pay city rates when they are on holiday; price your peak weeks accordingly." (Tjaša K., Ljubljana)
Where do I go to apply as a pet sitter in Slovenia?
Apply at petme.social/become-a-pet-sitter-in-slovenia. Verification returns within 48 hours.

Application takes 10 minutes

Identity verification in 48 hours. Profile goes live, owners in your neighbourhood message you. You decide which bookings to accept.

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