Dog boarding in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki

Overnight boarding in Thessaloniki typically costs €15 to €30 per night, depending on the sitter, your dog's size and the time of year. Holiday weeks book up first and sit at the top of that range. Each Kalamaria sitter's nightly rate is shown on Petme before you book.

Yes. Petme boarding is home-based, not a kennel. Your dog stays in a Kalamaria sitter's home and follows a normal daily routine. Most sitters limit how many dogs they take at once, which you can confirm with them in the app before booking.

Every boarding booking includes up to €20,000 in Protection Plan for eligible accidents and illness during the stay. Kalamaria sitters contact you straight away and can reach emergency vet care, so your dog is covered even while you are away.

Months, not weeks. Greek residents take about a third of their trips in August, so Thessaloniki sitters are fielding requests for the same weeks from everyone at once. Spring is not too early for an August booking, and outside midsummer you can usually arrange something a couple of weeks out.

A microchip and an entry in the National Register of Companion Animals, which Greek law requires for every dog and cat, not just dogs. A certified vet fits the chip and checks it at each visit. Have the registration in order before you book in Kalamaria, and give your Thessaloniki sitter your vet's details along with the feeding and medication routine.