• Responsibilities of a Homeowner
As the homeowner, you need to ensure that your house sitter is fully aware of and has agreed to your
specifiBelow is a list of some of the responsibilities you have as the homeowner:
• Make an information packet containing all of the pertinent information your sitter will need including, but
not limited to, the following details:
• Emergency contact information: emergency services, doctors, vets, closest friend or relative to
contact in case of emergency, etc.
• All relevant information about your pet's: veterinarian information, shot and health records,
allergy information, feeding, walking and grooming instructions and any other relative
information
• Leave sufficient pet food to cover every day you are away.
• Leave your home in a clean and tidy state for the sitter (you should also expect to have it
returned in the same state).
• Visitors Policy: It's your home, so it's your decision about visitors. However, usually a reasonable
policy like 'a few friends but no parties' works best. Discuss this with the sitter.
• Discuss at your meeting and leave a note explaining how everything works and what doesn't
work .eg. TV/cable/pool/spa
• Dos and Don'ts: Make sure these are reasonable. They should be agreed at the meeting with
the sitter and in writing (forms available on our website), signed by both parties. This should