Cat sitter and dog walking in Vacaville, California

Vacaville has 35,389 housing units, and 24,570 of them are detached houses. Only 5,265 sit in buildings of five apartments or more. So most pets live in a house, and a cat sitter usually arrives at a front door or a lockbox you agree on in a message. Drop-in visits suit cats that stay home, with one or two visits a day for food, water and a litter check. Dogs in houses with yards fit overnight stays, since the sitter is on site and the daily routine barely shifts. Tell your sitter your neighborhood, whether it is Browns Valley, Southtown, Foxboro or Alamo Creek, so the visit plan matches your street and your pet.

Chapter 6.04 of the Vacaville code caps a leash at six feet once a dog is off the owner's property, so a dog walker keeps your dog on a short lead on every route. Section 6.04.220 bars keeping more than three dogs or three cats over four months old on a lot in the main residential districts, which matters if you want a sitter to stay with several pets at your home. Walkers use Andrews Park and Centennial Park for short loops, and the Alamo Creek Bike Trail for longer walks. Lagoon Valley Regional Park and the Lagoon Valley/Pena Adobe Dog Park are the places to plan a weekend outing around.