Cat sitting and pet sitters in Milpitas, California

Milpitas splits between houses and townhomes. Owners hold 14,647 of the 25,066 occupied homes, 5,205 units are attached single-family homes and mostly townhomes, and another 4,617 sit in buildings of 50 or more. For a cat sitter that means a visit often starts at a building lobby or a gate code, so send the code and the unit number in your message before the first booking. Drop-in visits suit apartment and townhome cats in Parc Metro or Midtown, because the sitter comes once or twice a day and the cat stays home. Dogs in houses near Sunnyhills or up in Milpitas Hills fit overnight stays, where the sitter is on site and the routine holds.

The Milpitas Dog Park at 3100 Calaveras Road sits inside Ed Levin Park and is the usual stop for off-leash time. Dogs go in and out on a leash, stay under voice control inside, and the handler stays with them, so a dog walker keeps your dog close and leashed on the way. Dogs under 20 inches at the shoulder can use the Small Dog Area. Higuera Adobe Park and Hillcrest Park are other city parks a walker can use for a leashed outing. Ed R. Levin County Park is the largest county regional park nearby and gives a bigger dog more room. Tell your sitter which spot you prefer when you book, and mention any dog that pulls or startles easily.