Find a dog sitter in Poland

Petme connects you with verified pet sitters across Poland who have passed background checks and identity verification. Browse sitter profiles to see reviews, experience, and services offered, then book directly through our secure platform.

Pet sitting rates in Poland typically range from 50-120 zł per day depending on the service type and location. Dog walking usually costs 30-60 zł per walk, while overnight boarding ranges from 80-150 zł. Major cities like Warsaw and Krakow may have slightly higher rates.

all bookings through Petme include the Petme Protection Plan, up to 86,000 PLN of vet costs. This covers any accidents or incidents that may occur while your pet is in the care of a verified sitter, giving you complete peace of mind.

Our Polish sitters offer a comprehensive range of services including dog walking, drop-in visits, overnight pet sitting, long-term boarding, and house sitting. Many sitters also provide specialized care for cats, small animals, and senior pets.

Simply search for sitters in your area, review their profiles and availability, then send a booking request. Once the sitter accepts, you can arrange a meet-and-greet to ensure your pet is comfortable. Payment is handled securely through the Petme platform.

Poland is a paradise for dog walking with over 30% forest coverage and extensive urban parks. Warsaw's Łazienki Park, Krakow's Błonia meadows, and Gdańsk's beaches are popular spots. Most Polish cities have dedicated dog parks (wybiegi dla psów) with off-leash areas.

Petme has verified sitters throughout Poland, with the largest networks in Warsaw, Krakow, Gdańsk, Wrocław, and Poznań. These major cities offer the widest selection of experienced sitters, though we also cover smaller towns across all 16 voivodeships.

Every dog sitter on Petme completes identity verification before their profile goes live. Most sitters also have reviews written by dog owners in Poland who have used their services. You can browse each sitter's full profile, view their photos with dogs, check their listed breed experience, and read every review before getting in touch. You are never obligated to book - messaging a sitter is always free.

Yes, for eligible vet costs. For bookings made through Petme, whether overnight boarding, a dog walk, or a drop-in visit, the Petme Protection Plan may contribute up to $22,000 if your dog is injured or becomes ill during a stay or walk, subject to the Protection Plan terms. No separate purchase is required. Eligibility rules apply, so read the terms before you book.

Yes. You can message a sitter in chat and arrange a meet-and-greet before you book. You and your dog get to meet the sitter in person before you confirm anything, and you only go ahead when you are both comfortable. Meeting a sitter first is the best way to check the match.