Pet Sitting Invoice Template

Create professional pet sitting invoices for drop-in visits, overnights, and pet care services. This pet sitting invoice template includes per-visit pricing, additional pet fees, visit schedules, and holiday rates—perfect for pet sitters and dog/cat sitting businesses. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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Total (USD)$392.00

What to Include on a Pet Sitting Invoice

Pet sitting invoices should clearly show the schedule and the services provided so clients know exactly what they’re paying for.

Client and pet details
  • Client name and contact info
  • Service address (where care is provided)
  • Pet names (and optional count/species)
Service details
  • Service date range
  • Visit schedule (AM/PM, number of drop-ins, overnight dates)
  • Type of service (drop-in, overnight, dog walking, medication)
Pricing breakdown
  • Per-visit rate (drop-ins)
  • Overnight rate
  • Additional pet fee (if used)
  • Dog walking add-on
  • Holiday premium (if applicable)
Totals and payment
  • Total amount due
  • Payment terms (often paid upfront)
  • Payment instructions (how to pay and what to reference)

Common Pet Sitting Pricing Models

Pet sitters typically charge using one or more of these pricing methods:

1) Per visit
Drop-in care priced per visit length (15/30/60 minutes).

2) Per night
Overnight stays priced per night, sometimes with included drop-ins.

3) Additional pet fee
A per-pet or per-visit add-on to account for extra care.

4) Add-ons
Dog walks, medication administration, grooming, transport to vet.

5) Holiday rates
Premium pricing for major holidays and peak travel periods.

Your invoice template should reflect the model you use and make the schedule clear.

How to Show Visit Schedules and Date Ranges Clearly

Clear scheduling reduces confusion and follow-up questions.

Best practices
  • Add a field for service dates (start → end)
  • Add a field for visit schedule (AM/PM/overnight)
  • If you do multiple visits per day, note the total number of visits
  • Separate overnight charges from drop-in charges
Example
  • “Drop-in visits (30 min) — 6 visits (Jan 10–Jan 12)”
  • “Overnight stay — 2 nights (Jan 11–Jan 13)”
This makes the invoice easy to verify at a glance.

Payment and Cancellation Policies for Pet Sitting

Pet sitting is often booked in advance, so policies help protect your schedule.

Common policies
  • Payment due before service begins
  • Cancellation fee within 24–48 hours
  • Holiday premium pricing
  • Emergency/vet transport policy (if offered)
  • Client supplies responsibility (food, meds, keys/access)
Include only policies you enforce and keep the wording client-friendly and clear.

Frequently Asked Questions