Weekend Care

Book a 45 or 60-minute pet care visit or dog walk for toilet breaks, fresh water, feeding, exercise, sniffing and one-on-one company.

We care for pets across Sydney’s Hills District and North West, including Kings Langley, Marsden Park, Norwest and Glenwood. Every visit includes a health check and a personalised visit diary, keeping you connected to their day.

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A smiling Pet Nanny taking a selfie with a fluffy apricot poodle in a pink harness

What every weekend visit covers

For dogs needing more exercise, choose a 30- or 45-minute weekend walk instead.

  • A toilet break and fresh water
  • Feeding, medication or anything else your pet needs while you are out
  • Gentle play or enrichment suited to their age and energy
  • One-on-one company for pets who do not like being alone
  • A health check so you know how they are, not just that we called in
  • A personalised visit diary, with photos when you would like them
A happy fawn greyhound with a pink bow on a footpath walk

Who they suit

Senior pets who would rather have company than a long walk, pets recovering from injury, and apartment dogs who need a toilet break. For dogs who enjoy getting out, book a 45 or 60-minute visit to break up their day.

Benny’s Transformation Story

When his parents’ weekend shifts overlapped, they worried their Aussie Shepherd was missing out on exercise, company and enrichment.

Regular Weekend Visits gave Benny adventures with a familiar Pet Nanny, reinforcing the manners his parents were working on.

With his visits organised in advance, they had one less thing to coordinate between shifts. Arrival and departure texts, photos, GPS-tracked walks and a personalised visit diary meant they could see how his day was going without having to chase an update.

Benny gets a fulfilling weekend. His parents get dependable support, even when work doesn’t stop for Saturday.

Imagine this:

It’s Sunday afternoon and you’re halfway through a long shift. Usually, you’d be calculating how long your dog has been alone and wondering how you’ll find the energy for a walk when you finish.

Instead, an update arrives. They’ve been out exploring, practised the skills you’ve been working on and enjoyed some one-on-one attention. Their water is fresh, your home is locked, and you know exactly when we visited.

You can finish your shift knowing your dog’s day has been taken care of, with more room to enjoy your time together when you get home.

Benny, a black, white and tan Australian Shepherd standing on grass and looking up