How much do dog walks and drop in visits cost?

Our solo dog walk rates are:

20 minutes – $22

30 minutes – $28

45 minutes – $35

60 minutes – $42

These are one-on-one walks tailored to your dog’s pace and energy level. Add $5 for each additional dog from the same household.

Weekend or holiday visits include a $10 surcharge.

How long are drop-in visits, and what’s included?

We offer 20, 30, 45, or 60-minute drop-in visits. Every visit includes:

Feeding and fresh water

Litter box or cage cleaning

Medication (if needed)

Enrichment and playtime

Updates with photos and detailed notes

We focus on engagement, not just a checklist — our goal is to make your pet’s day better, not just meet basic needs.

What’s the rate for pet sitting services?

Half-Day Care (2 Visits / Day) - $62 per day
Includes two 45-minute visits — typically morning & evening but we can do whatever works best for you.

Full-Day Care (3 Visits / Day) - $88 per day
Includes three 45-minute visits — morning, midday, and evening. Ideal for dogs needing potty breaks throughout the day or pets with higher needs.

Full-Day Plus (4 Visits / Day) - $112 per day
Includes four 45-minute visits — morning, midday, dinner, and bedtime.

Add-Ons & Extras

Additional Pet: +$10 per visit

Upgrade to 60-minute visits: +$15 per visit

Holiday Surcharge: +$10 per visit on major holidays

Special routines or complex medication schedules? We’re happy to accommodate — let’s talk.

Can I customize pet sitting visit lengths?

Absolutely! We can build a daily plan using 45- or 60-minute visits if your pet needs more time or more complex care. Example:

1 x 60-min + 2 x 30-min visits → $104 per day

2 x 45-min + 1 x 30-min visit → $104 per day

We’ll help you choose a structure that fits your pet’s routine and your travel plans.

What do training sessions cost?

Our positive reinforcement training sessions are:

45 minutes – $60

60 minutes – $75

These sessions include personalized notes and a training plan. We also offer behavior consultations for complex concerns at $100 (75–90 minutes).

Do you offer training packages or single sessions?

We offer both! You can book single sessions or choose multi-session training packages for:

Puppy foundations

Basic manners

Reactive dog support

Confidence building

Behavior consultations

We’ll help you decide what’s best based on your goals and your dog’s learning style.

What does force-free or positive reinforcement training mean?

Force-free training means we never use pain, fear, intimidation, or punishment to change behavior. Instead, we use positive reinforcement — rewarding behaviors we want to see more of, with things your dog loves (like treats, praise, toys, or play).

It’s backed by science and helps dogs:

Learn faster and retain more

Build confidence

Feel safe and connected to their humans

We never use prong collars, choke chains, e-collars, or outdated dominance-based methods.

Can training be combined with pet sitting or walks?

Absolutely! We love integrating short, focused training sessions into your pet’s regular routine. These training refreshers are perfect for reinforcing cues like sit, stay, leash manners, recall, or cooperative care (like brushing or harnessing).

Training Refresher Add-On:
+$15 per visit

Adds 10–15 minutes of focused training within your scheduled visit

Includes a short written update with progress notes and suggestions

Best for maintaining consistency between full training sessions or introducing simple new skills

This option is available for 30-, 45-, or 60-minute visits and must be pre-scheduled so we can tailor the visit accordingly.

Are there discounts for regular bookings?

Yes! If you book 10 or more services per month, you’ll receive 10% off your total. This applies to walks, drop-ins, and training.

Is there a fee for multiple dogs?

We charge $5 extra per additional dog, as long as they're from the same household and can be safely walked or cared for together.

What areas of St. Petersburg do you serve?

We providetraining and pet care services throughout St. Pete, including:

Central Oak Park

Old Northeast

Crescent Heights

Historic Kenwood

Downtown St. Pete

Snell Isle

Coquina Key and surrounding neighborhoods

Not sure if you’re in range? Just reach out — we’re happy to confirm!

What is enrichment for dogs?

Enrichment is any activity that provides mental, physical, or emotional stimulation for your dog. It mimics natural behaviors like sniffing, chewing, scavenging, or problem-solving, helping dogs stay happy, fulfilled, and less likely to engage in unwanted behaviors.

At Brew’s Crew, enrichment can include:

Scent work and sniff games

Puzzle toys and slow feeders

Training games and clicker work

Novel experiences like textured surfaces, new sounds, or safe exploration.

We customize enrichment to match your dog’s preferences, personality, and energy level.

What types of pets do you care for during drop-in visits?

We provide enrichment-based drop-in visits for:

Dogs

Cats

Rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small mammals

Birds and some reptiles (with clear care instructions)

Each visit includes species-appropriate enrichment and stress-free handling tailored to your pet’s needs.

What if my dog is anxious, reactive, or fearful?

That’s our specialty! We use slow introductions, body language awareness, and consent-based care to help sensitive dogs feel safe. Whether it’s training or drop-ins, we move at your dog’s pace and never force interaction.

If your dog has a bite history or needs behavioral support, we’ll discuss a customized plan.

Are you certified or insured?

Yes! Brew’s Crew is:

Pet CPR & First Aid certified

Insured and background-checked

Experienced with a wide variety of breeds, behaviors, and care needs

We’re a local, professional business — not a gig app. Your pet’s safety and comfort are our top priorities.