Rover.com | Pet SittingReviews of rover.com

The app is very easy to use and provided all of the information I needed to chose a sitter for my pet.

Rover is a very easy site to get through, which was really good for me! Finding a boarder was also easy. Carrie was and is truly a gem! I would recommend her to anyone!

Julia was patient and she engaged Luna everyday even though Luna was shy. Julia communicated great to let us know how she was doing.

Good platform for finding reliable pet sitters. We have used it 3 different times for both our cat and dog and had good experiences each time.

While traveling we sometimes can’t take our sweet dog with us sightseeing. I trust getting on the Rover app to find a doggie daycare or boarder in the area I want. Very easy and informative app to use. View pictures, read reviews, where they are located along with a little description/experience of each caretaker. Helps in making our decision.

Rover.com pet sitting is very convenient and it gives you the choice to choose a sitter that you feel comfortable leaving your fur baby in care of.

Great app. Great people sign up to take good care of other peoples pets. I will use it again.

If you want responsible and trustworthy dog sitters, I caution you against booking Anna and Adam. I would give them negative stars if I could. They lost my dog while I was out of town and when she ran from their house, they waited almost 4 hours to contact me. They did NOT call my emergency contact AT ALL. When I asked why they didn't call my emergency contact right away, they said, "we've never had to use an emergency contact before” which makes zero sense. If they had contacted my emergency contact as stated in our agreed-upon care plan, my dog would most likely have been found because she ran home, as lost dogs are known to do. A neighbor told me she had recognized my dog on our street about 30 minutes after the sitters lost her. Unfortunately, my neighbor couldn't catch her. My emergency contact would have immediately gone to my house to look for her and most likely would have been able to apprehend her as my dog knows him. The sitters didn't even know where I lived so obviously they couldn't know to look there. If they had called me right away (or called my emergency contact), I would have told them to go to my house immediately in case that’s where my dog is headed. However, they chose to wait almost 4 hours to call me and they chose not to contact my emergency contact. My dog has never been a flight risk and has stayed with different sitters at their houses multiple times with no issue. These sitters admitted to leaving my dog alone in the house with the front door open while they were preoccupied outside. They blamed the wind for her running away. They know she follows you everywhere, so why leave her alone without ensuring the door is fully shut? If it’s especially windy, then this is even more reason to ensure the door is completely closed. I get it; accidents happen. But once you make poor decision (waiting almost 4 hours to contact me) after poor decision (NEVER calling my emergency contact), the blame rests squarely on your shoulders and you should not be dog sitting anymore. Yes, these sitters are STILL active on the Rover platform. They have all 5-star reviews. Why? Because Rover refuses to allow me to post a review on their Rover profile due to 21 days passing since the end of the stay. I had no idea about this 21-day review policy as I did not receive a review reminder from Rover. Believe me, I would have immediately left an honest review to warn other pet parents not to use these people if I had received the review reminder. As a result, I’m forced to leave a review here which, I’m sorry, does not carry the same weight as posting directly on their Rover profile. I can only pray that these sitters have learned their lesson and now know never to leave a dog they’re allegedly dog-sitting alone in their house with the front door open. I wouldn’t want anyone to endure the nightmare I went through and continue to go through. To date, my dog is still missing and the sitters continue to put other pets at risk by remaining on the platform.