Cat stays at home
Less stress than a cattery. The sitter follows your routine, scoops the litter, refreshes the water, and sends photo updates.
Find a cat sitter in Norway
Your first booking
699 kr
6 visits
20 kr back
Every booking after
679 kr
was 699 kr for 6 visits
3 bookings like this cost you 2,057 kr on Petme and 2,247 kr on typical platforms.
You pay 190 kr less with Petme
No owner feeID and background checked cat sitters
Example: 3 bookings of 6 visits at 699 kr each. Cashback up to 20 kr 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.
Verified cat-loving sitters. Protection Plan up to 220,000 kr.
Norway is a cat-heavy household, and Petme is built around it. Book a vetted cat sitter for drop-ins or in-home stays across Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger and 10 more cities.
0%
Owner fee on every booking
220,000 kr
maximum toward eligible vet costs
150–450 kr
per visit
4.9 / 5
Average sitter rating
Why Petme
Why book a cat sitter on Petme
Protection Plan up to 220,000 kr
The Protection Plan can contribute up to 220,000 kr toward eligible vet costs, subject to the Protection Plan terms.
0% owner fee + cashback
You pay only the rate the sitter sets, in NOK. Cashback lands in your Petme balance automatically.
How it works
How to book on Petme
Search by city and dates
Pick your city, dates, and the service. Browse verified sitters near you.
Message and meet
Meet the sitter before you book. Hand over keys, routines and vet contacts.
Book and get cashback
Confirm in-app, the sitter is notified, and cashback lands automatically when the booking is done.
Cities
Cat sitters in your Norwegian city
Pick your city for local sitters, typical NOK pricing, and city-specific answers.
Other services
Other services in Norway
Pick the service that matches your trip or routine.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does a cat sitter cost in Norway?
Typical rates in Norway are 150 to 450 kr per drop-in visit, and 150 to 350 kr per night at a cattery. Sitters set their own per-visit rates and they’re shown on each profile.
Can the sitter administer cat medication?
Some cat sitters have experience with pills and drops. Mention the medication in your request and go through the dosing when you meet before the first visit.
Are cat drop-ins better than a cattery?
For many cats, yes. Cats are territorial and often stay calmer in their own home, where the sitter comes to them.
Get Petme
Find a sitter, message in chat, book inside the app. Cashback lands automatically when the booking is done.
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