Cat sitters and dog sitters in Trenton, New Jersey

Cat sitting in Trenton often starts at the front door of a row or twin house. Attached single-family homes are the largest housing type, 14,968 of 34,513 units, against 5,588 detached houses, and renters hold 19,900 of the 32,052 occupied homes. Drop-in visits suit cats and small dogs in Chambersburg, Hiltonia and Mill Hill, where a sitter stops by once or twice a day. Dogs with more yard in Cadwalader Heights, Glen Afton or Villa Park fit overnight stays and house sitting. Tell your sitter about stairs, a shared entry or a landlord key before you book. Many owners speak Spanish at home, so write your notes in whichever language you prefer.

Cadwalader Park is Trenton's oldest park, nearly 100 acres of green space designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, and it works as the city's central park for a dog walk. Mill Hill Park sits in the Mill Hill neighborhood close to downtown, which suits a short lunchtime loop. Ask your sitter to follow the posted rules at each park and to bring your dog's leash and tag. Share the routes your dog likes, the dogs it avoids and how it behaves around traffic in the Petme chat before the first walk. A dog from a row house with no yard often needs more time outside, so tell the sitter how long the walks should run.