# Pet Sitter Website Example: Homebody Pet Sitting

This pet sitter website belongs to Homebody Pet Sitting, an invented business. It shows what owners need before they hand over a key: visit lengths with starting prices, a meet and greet before the first booking, how each kind of pet is cared for, a clear rule that unwell pets go to a vet, and a request form built around dates and routines.

Live sample: https://aiwebmaker.co/sample-websites/pet-sitting-website-sample

An owner hiring a sitter hands a stranger the house keys and a much loved animal, so this sample works to win confidence before it asks for a booking. The opening view says plainly what the business does, which pets it looks after and how quickly it answers a request. Four visit types follow with starting prices, the length of each visit and what happens during it, so an owner can price a week away without sending a message. A short sequence then explains the meet and greet, the key and the care sheet, which settles the worry about who will actually walk through the door. Together, the top half of the page turns a nervous search into a clear picture of the service.

The lower half of the page answers the questions owners raise once the price makes sense. A table shows how dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and tanks are each looked after, which matters because many homes keep more than one kind of animal. A section on illness states that sitters neither diagnose nor treat, and that a pet who seems unwell goes to a vet, which is honest and reassuring at the same time. Example reviews mention the details owners notice, such as a daily photo, tablets given exactly to the label and a nervous rescue dog who settled. The request form closes the page by asking for the pets, the dates and the usual visit times, the three facts a sitter needs before saying yes.

## What is on this sample website?

| Page | What it is for | Sections |
|---|---|---|
| Opening view | Your pets stay home, and their day stays the same | Request a sitter; See visits and prices; A photo and a note after every visit |
| Visits | Visits and stays | Short visit from $22; Walk and visit from $36; Overnight stay from $85; Small pet round from $18 |
| First booking | How a first booking starts | Send your dates; Meet and greet; Keys and care sheet; Visits begin |
| Pets cared for | Who we care for | Dogs; Cats; Rabbits and guinea pigs; Birds; Fish and reptiles |
| Illness and vets | When a pet seems unwell | We call you first; Then your vet; Consent form; Medicines as prescribed; Backup sitter; Insurance |
| Photos | A week of visits | Morning walk; Feeding; Rabbit breakfast; Overnight stay; Kitten playtime; Plants |
| Questions | Asked before the first key changes hands | Home or boarding; Key safety; Same sitter; Lead walking; Illness; Booking ahead |
| Sitter request | Ask for a sitter | Visit type; Visit times; Dates; Your pets; Neighbourhood; Contact details; Routines and quirks |

## Keys, care sheets and the vet: what owners weigh up before a stranger feeds the cat

### Visit lengths and prices that add up on a napkin

Owners plan a trip by counting days and visits, so each visit type needs a length, a starting price and a list of what happens inside it. A thirty minute cat visit and a sixty minute dog walk are different jobs, and showing both side by side stops an owner booking the wrong one. Notes on extra pets, holiday rates and deposits belong right under the prices, where nobody has to hunt for them. When an owner can total a fortnight away in their head, the request that follows is already halfway to a yes. Clear visit cards are the backbone of any good pet sitting website design.

### A meet and greet before the first key

No careful owner gives a key to someone they have never met, and the best sitters would not want them to. Explaining the meet and greet on the page shows that the sitter will learn the pets, the home and the routine before anything is left to chance. Mentioning the care sheet and the vet consent form signals that nothing is improvised on the day. The same section can say who covers a visit if the main sitter falls ill, which is a quiet worry for most owners. Spelling out this first step removes the biggest reason people hesitate to book.

### A firm line between pet care and vet care

Sitters feed, walk, groom and comfort animals, but they are not vets, and a trustworthy site says so in plain words. The sample explains what happens when a pet seems unwell: the owner is called, then the owner's vet, and an emergency goes to the nearest emergency clinic. Medicines are given only as the vet's label says, and the sitter never changes a dose or offers health advice. Insurance and licensing rules for sitters differ from one country to another, so the page tells owners to ask to see them. Being exact about these limits builds more confidence than any promise of expertise.

### A request shaped around routines as well as dates

A dog who eats at seven and a cat who hides from visitors need more than a date range on a form. The request in the sample asks for the visit type, the first and last visit, the usual times and a box for routines and quirks. Those answers let the sitter see at once whether the visits fit around existing rounds. On AI Web Maker the owner sends it, the sitter confirms, suggests other times or declines, and the two of them sort out payment directly. A short, specific form is what turns a website for pet sitters into a steady flow of bookings.

## Frequently asked questions

### Where did the Homebody sitters, owners and photos come from?

The AI Web Maker team made Homebody up and wrote every line of it by hand, while each photo came out of the platform's own image engine. The sitters, the owners quoted in the reviews, the prices and the phone number are all made up.

### Can owners ask for visits through a pet sitter's page on AI Web Maker?

Yes. They send a request with the visit type, the dates and a note about their pets. You can take it, shift it to times that suit your rounds or say no; the owner then pays you directly, and AI Web Maker keeps none of that money.

### Should a sitter show prices before the meet and greet?

Starting prices per visit or per night help owners plan a trip and filter out requests that would never fit their budget. The final total can still depend on the number of pets, holidays and extra visits, which you confirm after meeting them.

### How much does it cost to keep a sitting page live for a year?

Plan for $119 a year in hosting, or $19 a month, and add a domain picked from roughly 400 endings. Drafting and previewing carry no charge at all, so each visit card can be polished before the first bill.

Updated 6 November 2026 · AI Web Maker