Wag! VS TrustedHousesitters

Wag! Reviews

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Wag! mentions (3)

• Looking for some less time consuming side hustle?

  I've also heard good things about wag, the dog walking app. Https://wagwalking.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

• Can an Adult Dog Die From Hookworms? I Cannot Find a Straightforward Answer.

  "Adult dogs may harbor worms without any symptoms, as their fully developed immune system can suppress the parasites to the degree that they are unable to cause clinical harm." - wagwalking.com. Source: over 2 years ago

• Tricks/tips for canoeing with a dog?

  One of my good friends used to bring his chocolate lab with him for week long solo expeditions and it was hard at first, but he found a lot of success through the "slow introduction" method which you can read about on wagwalking.com. Source: about 3 years ago

TrustedHousesitters mentions (26)

• Where to keep cats on vacation?

  We use trustedhousesitters.com – it pairs pet owners with house-sitters, so someone comes and lives in your home while you're away to look after the cats. They're vetted and insured, and you can check their reviews and references. This is great for the pets as they have full-time company – and broadly good for keeping your home safe & secure, and your plants watered etc. Source: 12 months ago

• Why does squatters rights exist?

  We have trustedhousesitters.com in our house right now. We head south for the winter for four months and don't want to leave our home empty because of squatters. Source: about 1 year ago

• Vacation stay

  I would recommend double checking hostels. Most have private rooms. My partner and I have stayed in tons of hostels during our 20s/early 30s and it is definitely a great option financially. Otherwise something like trustedhousesitters.com might be worth looking into. Source: about 1 year ago

• Feel shook after this cat sitter interaction, feel like I’m going crazy. What would you do?

  Not sure if it would work for you: there's an matching service called trustedhousesitters.com. The sitter lives in your home and takes care of your pets. No money changes hands. They trade staying in your house for their services. Honestly, though, it helps a lot if your house is somewhere people would like to visit. You may want to check it out. Source: about 1 year ago

• any budget nomads?

  Trustedhousesitters.com - pet sitting. "Free" accommodation, however there's a learning curve with getting pet sits at all, and then lining them up back to back. This one is a bunch of effort, but worth it if you're on a low budget. Source: about 1 year ago