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Top Cat Sitters in Washington, DC
Care Member says "I’m so glad Veronica was there to help me for the family party. She was so warm and attentive and became part of the family. Everyone loved her.i live...
See profileDave G. says "Sarah was thorough and flexible in her assessment questions to determine the needs of our high energy and smart Aussie Shepard mix... She sent lots of good...
See profileCare Member says "Emma did a fantastic job taking care of my dog and cat. I was traveling internationally for 10 days and was nervous since it was their first time being...
See profileCare Member says "Samantha is amazing! Her level of compassion and care is out of this world. She is so knowledgeable about dog behavior and knows how to make my pup wag...
See profileCare Member says "Great pet sitter, very friendly."
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133 cat sitters are listed on Care.com
The average post rate is $18.77/hr as of June 2025
The average star rating for rated cat sitters is 5.0
Cat Sitters in Washington, DC are rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 22 reviews of the 133 listed cat sitters
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Hiring a cat sitter near you in Washington, DC through Care.com will cost an average of $18.77 per hour as of June, 2025. This rate will vary depending on the level of care you need for your cat, the number of cats you have, and the total amount of hours or days your cat sitter will need to come to your home. Some cat sitters will charge a fixed rate per day if full-time care is requested.
You can filter and sort local cat sitter profiles near you in Washington, DC. Compare your options by reading about their experience, the hourly rate they charge, and reviews from other cat parents. There are currently 133 cat sitters in Washington, DC, although you can expand the radius of your search if you'd like to increase your options.
The best cat sitters near you in Washington, DC have a combination of experience and passion for cat care. Ask questions about the types of pets they have personally owned and how often they are currently cat sitting. Because cats behave differently than dogs, make sure to ask questions that are specific to cat behaviors and tendencies. It's also a good idea to give specific scenarios to the cat sitter you're speaking to so you can have a good idea of how they will treat your cat when they are in your home. Be sure to ask for references from other cat parents in Brooklyn that have worked with the sitter of your preference.
It can be safe to leave your cat with a cat sitter near you in Washington, DC if you take the necessary precautions such as researching their qualifications, conducting interviews and requesting references from previous clients. You should also ensure that they carry adequate insurance coverage just in case something unexpected happens while they’re caring for your pet. Finally, be sure to communicate clearly with your cat sitter about any specific needs or routines your pet may have so they can provide the best possible care while you’re away.
When looking for a cat sitter near you in Washington, DC, you can find cat sitters with a wide variety of experience. Many cat sitters are passionate about working with animals and have years of experience caring for cats in both professional and personal settings. You can review different cat sitter profiles on Care.com to learn more about their different experience levels.