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Your first booking
$63
3 visits
$1.89 back
Every booking after
$61.11
was $63 for 3 visits
9 bookings like this cost you $551.88 on Petme and $629.37 on typical platforms.
You pay $77.49 less with Petme
Example: 9 bookings of 3 visits at $63 each. Cashback up to $20 per booking. Typical platforms add an 11-15% fee for owners on every booking. This example uses 11%. Example close to what Petme sitters charge.
Yaletown, Coal Harbour, downtown towers. Building access, strata rules, and how Petme works with high-rise condos.
Vancouver has one of Canada’s highest concentrations of high-rise condo living, and most downtown pet owners are in towers. Strata rules, concierge handoffs, and weight limits all become part of booking a sitter. This is the practical condo playbook Petme sitters use across Vancouver.
Building access
How sitters get into your condo
Concierge handoff
Standard in Yaletown, Coal Harbour, and downtown Vancouver towers with full-time concierge. Leave a key or share a smart-lock code; the concierge hands over and tracks visits.
Fob and key handover
Mid-rise buildings without concierge often use fob + key. A meet and greet at the building lets the sitter learn the entry routine.
Smart lock
Increasingly common in newer Vancouver builds. Time-limited codes per sitter eliminate physical handover.
Strata rules
What to confirm before you book
BC strata rules vary widely by building. Common restrictions: maximum two pets per unit, weight limit (often 25 lbs or 35 lbs), breed restrictions are rare but do exist in some strata bylaws, and rules around carrying small dogs through common areas.
A few Vancouver strata require pet registration with the building, including a deposit and the unit’s pet listed on file. A new sitter visiting frequently may need to be added to the visitor list with your strata manager.
Common Vancouver towers
Neighbourhoods where Petme sitters most often work
Yaletown, Coal Harbour, Olympic Village, downtown, West End, and Brentwood (Burnaby) all have heavy Petme coverage. Sitters in these neighbourhoods know which buildings have stricter strata rules and which allow easier visitor access.
Many downtown towers have no on-site pet relief area, which makes mid-day drop-in visits valuable for dogs left during work hours. Walking routes along the seawall, English Bay, and David Lam Park are the local standard.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do BC strata have to allow professional pet sitters?
What if my dog exceeds the strata weight limit?
How does Petme’s 0% owner fee work for condo dwellers?
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