Petme · Quebec City

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Browse ID-checked dog walkers in Quebec City, read the reviews, book the one you met. 0% owner fee, cashback on every booking, Protection Plan up to CAD 32,000 for eligible vet costs.

Service runs in French or English, whichever you book in. In the older cores the exterior staircase is part of the job, and so is rinsing salt off paws between December and March. That is the ground Quebec City ID-checked dog walkers work on every day.

0% owner fee + cashback

$59better off on Petme

$420
On Petme$407+$13 Cashback
Typical platforms$466+$46 Owner fee · 11-15%

Petme adds 0% owner fee and pays cashback (capped at $20 a booking). Typical platforms charge between 11% and 15% owner fees. Sitters set their own rates, so totals vary.

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Owner fee on every booking
CAD 32,000
maximum toward eligible vet costs
250K+
Members on Petme
4.9 / 5
Average sitter rating

Why Petme

Why pet owners in Quebec City pick Petme

Verified sitters

Identity and background checks for every sitter. Real reviews from real Quebec City pet owners.

CAD 32,000 Protection Plan

The Petme Protection Plan can contribute up to CAD 32,000 toward eligible vet costs at any licensed Canadian vet clinic.

Cashback instead of fees

0% owner fee. Automatic cashback on every completed booking, credited to your Petme balance.

Sitters across Quebec City

Coverage across every neighbourhood of Quebec City and surrounding areas. Message multiple sitters in chat before you book.

Pricing

What does dog walking cost in Quebec City?

Recurring dog walking in Quebec City, explained: sitters set their own rates in CAD and the range below reflects what bookings in Quebec City actually go for. You see the exact rate before you book.

from CAD 20
Standard per walk
CAD 20–35
Typical range in Quebec City
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Owner fee

Coverage

Neighbourhoods in Quebec City

Petme sitters cover Old Quebec, Saint-Roch, Limoilou and the rest of Quebec City, plus the surrounding area. Filter by the neighbourhood you actually need.

Old QuebecSaint-RochLimoilouSainte-FoySaint-Jean-BaptisteMontcalmSillery

Dog walking in Quebec City

How dog walking works in Quebec City

Dog walking in Quebec City means routes shaped by the old city's hills and stone streets, so walkers in Saint-Roch, Limoilou, and Saint-Jean-Baptiste run loops on the flatter lower-town streets and the Saint-Charles River path, while Montcalm, Sillery, and Sainte-Foy bookings head for the Plains of Abraham and the leafier residential blocks. Rates sit at CAD 20-35 per walk, and recurring weekday walks suit owners who are out all day. Winters here are deep and the steep Old Quebec lanes ice over, so a careful walker keeps footing in mind, carries paw balm, and many handle the booking in French or English for bilingual households.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

can I book a Quebec City walker in French?
Yes. Quebec City walkers commonly handle the booking, meet and greet, and photo updates in French, and many work in English too. Choose your preferred language in chat and the walker will keep all communication in it.
How much does dog walking cost in Quebec City?
CAD 20–35 per walk is typical for a 30-60 minute walk in Quebec City. Walkers set their own rates and you see the exact price before booking.
Are dog walkers in Quebec City insured?
The Protection Plan can contribute up to CAD 32,000 toward eligible vet costs at any licensed Canadian vet clinic.
Do walkers in Quebec City pick up after my dog?
Yes. Picking up after the dog is standard and included in the rate. Confirm any specific preferences at the meet and greet.
Can I book a weekly recurring walk?
Yes. Recurring walks (Monday-Friday at the same time, for example) are common in Quebec City and most walkers offer a small discount for recurring bookings.
What about winter walks in Quebec City?
Experienced Quebec City walkers use pet-safe ice melt zones, paw balm, and shorter loops in extreme cold. Discuss your dog’s cold tolerance at the meet and greet.
can a Quebec City walker handle the steep Old Quebec streets in winter?
Yes. Walkers here know the steep stone lanes of Old Quebec and Saint-Jean-Baptiste ice over hard in winter, so they favour the flatter lower-town streets in Saint-Roch and Limoilou, watch footing, and use paw balm. If you are up in the old upper town, mention it in chat so the walker plans a safe route.

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