Earn from doggy daycare in Croatia
€12 to €25 a day. The dog stays at your place while the owner works: walks, play, and rest on a schedule you set. Keep up to 90% of every booking with sitter cashback.
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Repeat income from the working week
Daycare is the service owners book again and again, for the same days, week after week. That makes it the steadiest repeat income on Petme.
Work from home, with a dog
The dog spends the day at your place while you work remotely, study, or run your own day. Daycare turns your home into steady income.
Self-employed, not shift work
You pick every booking, set your own day rate, and answer to the owner rather than a manager. You run daycare as your own small business.
Start with one dog and grow
Take one dog a week and add days when it suits you. In summer, add boarding while owners travel and fill the whole year.
Built for self-employed sitters
Typical platforms take a large share of what you earn. Petme charges a low service fee, adds cashback so owners come back, and covers every booking with €20,000 of Protection Plan.
Keep up to 90%
You set the rate. Petme charges a low service fee, and sitter cashback pushes your take-home toward 90% of every booking. No platform-dictated pricing.
The working week works for you
Daycare books for the same weekdays, week after week. A few regulars give you a predictable schedule instead of one-off requests.
An English-speaking client base
Remote workers on Croatia’s 18-month digital-nomad permit book weekday daycare while they work, and Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik carry active expat communities.
Doggy daycare jobs by city
Zagreb, Split, Rijeka, Zadar, Dubrovnik and Pula have the expat, nomad and tourist-season owners who book in English, so those cities have English pages. Everywhere else in Croatia, the Croatian page is the better starting point.
Doggy daycare work in Croatia
What new sitters ask before joining Petme.
How much does doggy daycare pay per day in Croatia?
Daycare on Petme pays €12 to €25 per day depending on the city and hours. You set your own day rate, and sitter cashback pushes your take-home toward 90% of every booking.
Why is daycare the steadiest income on Petme?
Daycare follows the owner’s working week, so it rebooks again and again, often for the same days. A handful of regular clients fills your week in advance instead of waiting on one-off requests.
What does a daycare day look like?
A morning and an afternoon walk, play with compatible dogs, meals to the owner’s instructions, and rest. During the day you send the owner a few photos through the app chat.
Who books daycare in English in Croatia?
Remote workers and expats. Croatia’s digital-nomad residence permit runs up to 18 months, and nomads in Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik book weekday daycare while they work. Hospitality staff working long summer shifts on the coast add a second seasonal wave.
Can I take dogs only on certain days or half days?
Yes. You choose your availability day by day and accept or decline every request. There are no assigned shifts and no minimum hours, and you can pause your profile whenever you need.
How does the tourist season change daycare demand?
Daycare holds the working week all year, and July and August add boarding on top when owners travel. Sitters who offer both run at full pace in summer and keep their weekday daycare regulars through winter.
What protection do I have each day?
Every confirmed Petme booking includes up to €20,000 through the Protection Plan for the dog in your care, at no cost to you or the owner.
Start earning from doggy daycare
You set your day rate. €20,000 of Protection Plan on every booking, cashback that brings owners back, and fast payouts to your account.