Time 4 Paws Price List
All visits will include feeding and providing fresh water for your pet, litter box cleaning, exercise/walk play time and refilling of kongs.
We will also bring in your mail, newspaper, water house plants and rotate lights if requested.
Dog Services & Rates
$18.00... Standard dog sitting/walking feeding included (1 to 2 dogs)
$3.00... Each additional dog
$16.00... Dog walk-fixed daily
$3.00... Each additional dog
$15.00... Puppy breaks (1 to 2)
$2.00... Each additional puppy
$20.00... Pet taxi service to veterinarian or groomer
(per 30 minutes)
$65.00... Overnight pet sit (1 to 2 dogs)
$5.00... Each additional dog
$10.00... Additional charge for holiday service
No Charge... Administering medications
Cat Services & Rates
$16.00... Cat sit (1 to 2 Cats) including feeding and cleaning of
litter box
$2.00... Each additional cat
$3.00... Changing of litter box
$10.00... Additional charge for holiday service
$3.00... We have also found that from time to time our clients are feeding outside feral cats. We can provide this service at the time of our regular visit for an additional charge.
No Charge... Administering medications
Dog Training & Behavior Rates
No Charge... Consultation / first meeting
$70.00 Per Session... Basic Obedience training: Promoting good manners, sit, stay, come, mouthing
$70.00 Per Session... Controlling Jumping, Chewing, Barking
$70.00 Per Session... Interaction with other dogs, cats, people
$70.00 Per Session... Leash and Heel training (includes a professional leash)
$85.00 Per Session... Behavior modification: biting, growling, situation avoidance, negative behavior correction
$85.00 Per Session... Aggression towards other dogs, people, food
$85.00 Per Session... Introducing your dog to children, and teaching your children to interact with your dog
Special needs or circumstances: Priced individually
Evening and weekend sessions are available. It is recommended that all family members participate in the training process so as to maintain unity when communicating with your dog. Consistency and routine is critical when teaching your dog.