Pet Sitting & Drop Ins in Palm Heights, San Antonio

“Allison was great! I booked her very last minute, and she still made time to come over to do a greet and meet. She’s clearly a dog lover, and our pups instantly fell in love with her. And very affordable rates! 10/10 would rebook in the future!”

Valerie V.

“Millie has been nothing short of spectacular, always punctual and very informative with any questions I have!”

Mark N.

“Best Rover we have ever had! Both of our cats, including our skittish one who is pretty scared of people, absolutely loved her! During the time, she was very communicative and took incredible pictures! We would and will definitely rebook! We came back to a clean and good smelling house! Thank you!”

Caleb C.

“Amazing dog walker ! Very compassionate and loving!”

George M.

“We booked Nev last minute to drop in on our dogs, and I’m so happy we did! Nev even scheduled a meet and greet, taking time out of their day to make it happened. We are so happy with the care our puppies received.”

Vanessa T.

“JP is one of the sweetest and reliable sitter I have ever had. My little Precious really warmed up to and I couldn’t be happier. I will book him every time if he is available and I highly recommend him.”

Judi H.

“Miguel was great with my puppy! We had a meet and greet beforehand which was a great idea. Everything was very smooth and he sent a lot of pictures and videos! He communicates very well and played so much with my puppy. It was so nice to see my puppy so happy ! :) Thank you Miguel!”

Marissa T.

“Michael was great. We had four cats, one which had to be kept separate and another with special needs, and he took care of them with no issues. I would definitely recommend him.”

Will R.

“Ignacio did an amazing job! I have 6 pugs with very different personalities and they all loved him! He did a check in with them at my home while we were away and everything went great! He was attentive and paid close attention to detail. This was my first time using rover and I’m glad we got him to look over our beans. I will definitely be booking with him again”

GreciaSofia G.

“Sean was amazing with Moo! She can be very shy but she warmed up to him very quickly! He made sure to bring snacks that were meant for her sensitive tummy and was asked tons of questions about her needs and care”

Mandalyn Y.

“I recommend Odalys for your pet care. I am a return client - well my kitties are especially. They like their visits and drop ins and I feel very confident that they will be well taken care of!”

Barry S.

“Mel did such a great job at making sure my fur baby was taken care of while I was away! With the few instructions I gave him, my kitty was all set and looked after and I felt at ease the entire time I was away! Especially with all the pictures!!! Thanks so much Mel !!”

Anastasia B.

“We had a drop-in visit with Marina, who is going to be house sitting for us and our two babies next weekend. She was promptly on time, very nice to talk with and presented herself as very responsible and dependable. I have no worries with her watching our little ones. Thanks!”

Tracy R.

“You can count on Christiana to be there for your pet! She is always on time and my dog really likes her!”

Tina B.

About: I’ve taken care of big and small breeds, I have also trained my own pup several things. I love making sure pups are given love and affection! They are our Bestfriends in this world, as dog parents we should give them the best care.🤍 I am a College student who has plenty of free time with a flexible schedule and plenty of love to give the pups. I love showing the babies new tricks and treating them as my own. I have a big furry friend and her name is Ladie she is a German shepherd who is well maintained and has crazy energy which i love. I also have a small pup who’s our recent one to the family and her name is Luna she is a pug who is more calm and quiet but is also well maintained, both of my pups were taught to do tricks by myself and my family. ❤️

“Thank you so much!”

Tawny D.

About: As a hard-working, single dog mom of two, I know just how important it is to make sure your pups receive the love, care, and attention they deserve. Raising my two amazing dogs has taught me so much, and over the years, I’ve discovered a true gift for caring for small dogs, especially through helping friends and family with their furry companions. I work from home, and nothing brightens my day more than taking play breaks with my two lazy (but lovable) coworkers! My home is full of enrichment activities like dog puzzles, and I create a calm, safe environment with clear routines. To ensure every pup gets the attention they need, I only care for a maximum of two additional dogs at a time. Each dog has their own space, feeding area, and plenty of one-on-one time. Fun fact: I love making up silly little jingles for the dogs I watch and I’d be thrilled to add your pup’s name to my (future Grammy-winning) doggie theme song collection! I also recently added a hairbrush vacuum to my toolkit, perfect for dogs who enjoy a little grooming during their stay. I’m reliable, nurturing, and deeply committed to making sure your dog feels safe, seen, and loved while you’re away. I’d be honored to care for your beautiful pup like one of my own. I currently work from home, which allows me to provide consistent care throughout the day. During the week, I’m available to feed, walk, and give your dog plenty of breaks, playtime, and attention. On weekends—and some evenings during the week—I’m also available for drop-in visits to check in on your pups and make sure they’re happy, safe, and cared for. In my home, I ensure that my dogs have a space that they feel comfortable in that kind of belongs to only them if they need time to be alone I also like to fold in one on one time with the dogs so that I can start to get to know their personality and how they communicate.

“We had to fly out for a three-day trip on very short notice. We have two cats: a 13-year-old diabetic orange cat who we call our "love sponge," and a thee-year-old lever, mischievous tortie. Morgan understood the assignment. She had not given insulin to a cat before. I showed her how to do it, left written instructions, and all insulin doses went well. The cats were happy and healthy when we returned. My diabetic cat had a veterinarian appointment when we returned, and his glucose and neutrophils were within a good range.”

Susan A.

About: A new chapter has me working from home full-time — and I’m so excited to open my home again! I’d love to care for your pup while you’re away, offering cuddles, calm vibes, and a cozy space shared with my two small resident dogs. 🐾 Meet the Crew: Iggy is my 13-year-old tripod and self-appointed commander-in-chief. He mostly keeps to his cozy corner, supervising the house and making sure playtime doesn’t get out of hand. Dolly is my 4-year-old shadow. She’s a little shy at first but warms up quickly. If your pup wants to play, she’s in — but she’s just as happy to nap nearby and match their energy. 💛 My Experience: I fostered dogs for over seven years — from tiny puppies to more sensitive or reactive rescues. That variety helped me get really good at reading dog dynamics, adjusting space, and creating a low-stress, respectful environment for everyone involved. 🏡 My Setup: Pups have free roam of the living room and kitchen (with lots of nap spots — doggy couch included!) I use baby gates and barriers to create calm zones or give dogs space when needed If I step out briefly, I can crate your pup if you prefer — or I can safely separate mine in the bedroom and give yours the run of the main space I rotate rest time so every pup gets solo downtime when needed — it’s always about keeping things calm and dog-centered We also have a medium-large backyard (fully fenced, about 20 yards long), no cats or kids, and lots of cozy options for sleep and chill time. Whether your pup is a cuddlebug, a watcher, or a play-in-the-yard type, I’ll follow their lead and make sure they feel safe, seen, and cared for. I currently work fully remote and am home all day — your dog will never be alone for long stretches. My own pups are a huge part of my life (they probably eat better than I do), and I deeply believe dogs rely on us for reassurance, love, and care. I do everything I can to live up to that, every single day. During my break from Rover, I continued fostering — over 100 puppies in the last few years. At the time, I was still going into the office, which wasn’t ideal, but it was still better than them staying at risk in the shelter. That chapter taught me so much about different temperaments, special needs, and how to create an environment where dogs feel safe, comfortable, and genuinely cared for — even when it’s not their usual home. Safety and trust are everything in my home. I don’t take guest pups on walks — my neighborhood occasionally has loose dogs, and I’d rather eliminate that risk altogether. Instead, all outdoor time happens in my fully fenced backyard, and I’m always outside supervising. My immediate neighbors don’t have dogs, so there’s no fence-line tension — just the occasional curious cat that might cause a short ruckus. Indoors, I keep the environment clean, calm, and free of hazards, with soft barriers and rest zones to help everyone feel safe and settled. I also regularly review the Red Cross Pet First Aid app to stay up to date on emergency protocols like choking or injury. Your pup’s comfort and safety are never left to chance — they’re at the center of everything I do.

“Allison was fantastic! Took great care of my cat, played with him, and had great communication throughout. I highly recommend these sitters!”

Caya S.