Cat sitting jobs in Quebec City

Become a cat sitter in Quebec City

Pick the cat visits that suit you across Quebec City and pause your profile anytime. Cat visits in Quebec City run CAD 22 to CAD 40 per 20 to 30 minute visit, and you keep up to 90% of every booking.

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CAD 22 to CAD 40
per 20 to 30 minute visit in Quebec City
Up to 90%
of every booking kept by the sitter
CAD 32,000
Protection Plan on every booking
4.9 / 5
average sitter rating on Petme
A local edge

Local know-how pays off in Quebec City

January nights average -16.7 in the 1991-2020 normals, and 10.8 of them drop below -20, so a visit starts at the thermostat and a running tap. At the end of January the ground still carries 46 cm of snow, so you clear the walkway before you reach the door. July is mild at a 25.0 high, and the 2.0 days above 30 are about water and air conditioning.

When demand peaks

The Capitale school board breaks March 1 to 5, 2027, the same week Université Laval reads, so those five days book first. The December holidays come next, after the fall session ends December 11, 2026. Summer requests open once Laval classes stop April 23 and the cottage weeks begin.

Know your Quebec City areas

Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Montcalm are apartment blocks behind a lobby door, and 45.5% of Quebec City dwellings are flats under five storeys. Keys and entry codes change hands there, so several visits sit inside a few streets. Sillery households book the longer trips.

Cat homes in Quebec City

Apartments in buildings under five storeys are 45.5% of Quebec City dwellings, against 30.4% single-detached (2021 Census). That is a lot of indoor cats behind a lobby door. January nights average -16.7, so a visit is a heat check as much as a food check.

Bilingual owners book faster

Write your listing in French, because that is the language the messages arrive in. The 2021 census counts 491,515 Quebec City residents with French alone as a mother tongue, against 7,690 for English. One English line at the end covers the rest.

The work itself

What a cat sitting job in Quebec City actually involves

Cat sitting is a drop-in service, so the cat never leaves home. You let yourself in with a key or a code the owner sets up, spend 20 to 30 minutes on food, water, the litter box and some company, check the place over, and send a photo before you lock up. Owners in Quebec City book it because a cat that stays home stays calm. One traveler booking twice a day for ten days is twenty visits from a single client.

Keys and access

Most Quebec City owners hand over a spare key, a lockbox code or a smart-lock code at the meet-and-greet. Agree where the key lives and how you get in if the code fails, and confirm it before the owner leaves town.

The visit

Fresh food and water, the litter box scooped, a look at the cat and a few minutes of play or a brush. You note anything off, like a skipped meal or a hidden cat, so the owner hears it from you first.

The update

A photo and two lines in the app after every visit. Owners who cannot see their cat for a week live on those messages, and a sitter who sends them without being asked is the one they rebook.

Rates in Quebec City

Choose your services, set your own rates

Typical Petme rates in Quebec City. You set your own price for each service, and keep up to 90% of every booking.

Drop-in cat visits

CAD 22 to CAD 40 per 20 to 30 minute visit

House sitting

CAD 45 to CAD 75 per night

Overnight boarding

CAD 45 to CAD 75 per night

Cat work pays in repetition, not in single big tickets. Two clients in Quebec City away for a work week, each on two visits a day at CAD 31, is 20 visits and CAD 620. If the two homes sit in one neighborhood, that is a short round twice a day.

Where demand is strongest

Quebec City areas that book the most

Cat sitting requests in Quebec City come from the apartment blocks of Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Old Quebec, where the household travels and the cat stays home.

Quebec licenses no dog walkers or pet sitters. By-law R.V.Q. 2698 sets a maximum leash length of 1.85 metres at all times (article 14). A dog owner must obtain a city permis de garde within 30 days of acquiring the dog (article 36). Minding pets at home for pay is a use associated with a dwelling under zoning by-law R.V.Q. 1400, capped at four pets by article 174, and the city requires a certificat d'autorisation for it. Pet-care income is self-employment income, reported on form T2125 with your T1 return. GST/HST registration is required once taxable revenue passes the CAD 30,000 small-supplier threshold in four consecutive quarters. In Quebec the same threshold applies to QST.

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Why Petme

Built for sitters in Quebec City

Keep up to 90%

You set your rate. Petme keeps a low service fee, and you keep up to 90% of every booking.

Full schedule control

No assigned shifts and no minimum hours. Accept or decline each request and pause your profile whenever you need to.

Protected on every booking

CAD 32,000 in Protection Plan comes with every confirmed booking, so you are never on the hook alone if something goes wrong.

What gets you booked

What Quebec City owners look for in a cat sitter

Cat owners book on trust more than on price. The profile details below are the ones they ask about.

Comfort with shy cats

Many cats hide from a stranger for the first visit. Owners want to hear that you will sit with the cat, not chase it, and that a hidden cat still gets fed and its box scooped.

Reliability, twice a day

A cat on medication or a diabetic cat needs visits at the same time every day. Say what your schedule can hold in Quebec City, and mention any medication experience, even with your own cat.

A tidy visit

Litter cleaned properly, nothing left out, doors and windows as you found them, and a message with a photo. Owners come home and look for those signs before they look at anything else.

How to start

How to start earning in Quebec City

  1. 1. Download Petme

    Download the Petme app from the App Store or Google Play.

  2. 2. Build your profile

    Add photos, a short bio, and the Quebec City neighborhoods you cover.

  3. 3. Verify your ID

    Complete identity verification so owners can trust your profile before they book.

  4. 4. Set your rates and accept bookings

    Set your own rates per service, choose your schedule, and accept the bookings you want.

Common questions

Cat sitting jobs in Quebec City

What new sitters ask before signing up on Petme in Quebec City.

Cat sitting pay in Quebec City: how much per visit?
Drop-in cat visits on Petme in Quebec City run CAD 22 to CAD 40 per 20 to 30 minute visit. You set your own rate per visit, and you keep up to 90% of every booking.
Is this a part-time or full-time job in Quebec City?
Neither in the employment sense. You work in Quebec City as a self-employed sitter, so there are no assigned shifts and no minimum hours. Some people take a couple of bookings a week around another job, others fill a full week. You scale it up or down yourself.
What do I need to start pet care work in Quebec City?
You need to be 18 or over, have a smartphone with the Petme app, and pass ID verification. Owners choose on reviews, availability and a complete profile, so it is worth describing the pets you have looked after, including your own, on your profile.
How do I apply?
Apply through the Petme become a pet sitter page for Canada, then build your profile: the services you want to offer, your own rate for each, and the Quebec City areas you cover. Owners nearby send you booking requests, and you accept or decline each one.
How do I get paid for bookings in Quebec City?
Payment runs through the app rather than cash at the door. Each confirmed Quebec City booking is paid out to your bank account, and you keep up to 90% of what the owner pays. You set the rate for every service yourself.
Where is cat sitting demand strongest in Quebec City?
Cat sitting requests in Quebec City come from the apartment blocks of Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Old Quebec, where the household travels and the cat stays home. Most cat owners book a sitter within their own neighborhood, so listing the areas you cover sharpens your visibility.
What do I actually do on a cat visit in Quebec City?
A standard drop-in runs 20 to 30 minutes: feeding, fresh water, litter scooping, playtime, and a photo update to the owner in chat. Many Quebec City owners book one or two visits a day while they travel.
Can I choose which cat visits I accept in Quebec City?
Yes. You set your available hours and accept or decline each request. Morning and evening visit slots fill first, and you can stack several nearby visits around Old Quebec and Saint-Roch into one efficient round.
Is there any cover for the cat while I am sitting it?
Every confirmed Petme booking, including drop-in visits, includes CAD 32,000 in Protection Plan for the cat in your care, at no cost to you or the owner. The same cover applies whether you sit in Old Quebec or Saint-Roch.
When does cat sitting near me get busy in Quebec City?
The first week of March, then late December. The Capitale school board breaks March 1 to 5, 2027, alongside Université Laval's reading week, so cat sitting across Quebec City fills those days first. A January visit at -16.7 means checking the heat before you check the litter.
What are cat sitting visits like in Quebec City?
Apartments in buildings under five storeys are 45.5% of Quebec City dwellings, against 30.4% single-detached (2021 Census). That is a lot of indoor cats behind a lobby door. January nights average -16.7, so a visit is a heat check as much as a food check.
Nearby cities

Cat sitting jobs near Quebec City

Cover more than one patch. Each city page has its own local rates and demand notes.

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Set your own rate. CAD 32,000 Protection Plan on every booking, cashback that keeps your clients rebooking, and fast payouts to your bank.