Petme · Copenhagen for expats

Pet sitting in Copenhagen for English-speaking expats

0% owner fee. Cashback on every booking. 150,000 kr vet protection. No CPR needed to book.

Petme is a pet-sitting platform for owners who want a verified sitter without a service fee on top of the rate. The Copenhagen network is one of our densest, and almost every sitter replies in English. Book from your phone on your first day in the city.

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0%

Service fee for pet owners

150,000 kr

Vet protection per booking

English

Sitters who reply in your language

4.9 / 5

Average sitter rating

Why expats pick Petme in Copenhagen

Built for the first months in Denmark

No CPR needed to book

Sign up with your email and an international card. Booking, paying, and chatting with sitters work the day you land.

English-speaking sitters

Almost every Copenhagen sitter lists English on the profile. Filter for English at search and you only see sitters who can reply in it.

150,000 kr vet protection

Every booking covers up to 150,000 kr at any Danish vet clinic, including out-of-hours emergency providers. No deductible.

200,000+ pet parents

Verified owners and sitters across Europe. The Copenhagen network is dense in Indre By, Vesterbro, Nørrebro, Østerbro and Frederiksberg.

What Copenhagen sitters cover

From a 30-minute walk to a two-week boarding

Most expats use Petme for daily dog walks while at work, drop-in cat visits during weekend trips home, or overnight house sitting during summer travel. Every service runs at the same 0% owner fee with cashback on every booking.

Neighbourhoods we cover

Sitters across central Copenhagen

The Copenhagen sitter network is densest in the inner districts where most expats live. We have active sitters in:

Indre ByVesterbroNørrebroØsterbroFrederiksbergAmagerChristianshavnValbyVanløseBrønshøj-Husum

How expats book

First booking in three steps

Search Copenhagen

Filter by your neighbourhood, service, dates, and English language. Verified profiles, real reviews, no fee for browsing.

Meet and greet

Free meet and greet before the first booking. Walk the sitter through your routine, hand over keys, share vet contacts.

Book inside the app

Pay the sitter's rate in DKK with an international card. Cashback lands automatically once the booking is done.

FAQ

Expat questions about pet sitting in Copenhagen

Do I need a CPR number to book a pet sitter on Petme?
No. You can sign up with your email and a card from your home country. Booking, paying, and messaging sitters do not require a CPR number, which makes Petme practical for expats in their first months in Copenhagen.
Do Copenhagen sitters speak English?
Most do. Denmark consistently ranks among the highest English-fluency countries in Europe, and almost every sitter in Copenhagen lists English as a spoken language. The sitter's languages are shown on the profile, so you can filter for English at search time.
How does the 150,000 kr vet protection work for expats?
Every booking includes up to 150,000 kr in vet expenses at any licensed Danish vet clinic during the booking period. There is no deductible. You do not need a Danish insurance policy or a CPR-linked address to be covered. Open a ticket from the booking and we handle the claim.
I am moving to Copenhagen with my dog. Can I book before I arrive?
Yes. Create your Petme account from anywhere, set your move-in date, and message Copenhagen sitters in advance. Many expats arrange a meet and greet for the week they arrive, so the sitter knows the dog before the first booking.
I live in a Copenhagen apartment building with an intercom. Can the sitter still get in?
Yes. Most expats in Copenhagen apartments arrange either a key handover at the meet and greet or a temporary key from the ejendomsservice. Walk the sitter through the building once and the rest is routine.
Are there sitters who handle cats while I am out of town?
Yes. Copenhagen has a strong network of cat-specialist sitters who do drop-in visits. A typical visit covers feeding, fresh water, litter, play, and a photo update before the sitter leaves. Most owners book one or two visits per day.
How does payment work without a Danish bank account?
Petme takes payment by international debit and credit card in your account currency, converted to DKK on the platform. You do not need MobilePay, a Danish bank account, or a CPR to pay.
What if my dog has a vet emergency on the weekend?
Copenhagen has out-of-hours emergency providers (Dyrlægevagten, Universitetshospitalet for Mindre Husdyr) that accept walk-ins on weekends. The 150,000 kr Petme vet protection covers emergency care just like routine visits, with no deductible.

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Find a verified Copenhagen sitter who replies in English. 0% owner fee, cashback on every booking, 150,000 kr vet protection included.

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