Select Continue to Sign Up to complete the New Client Form. You can call or text us at 603-541-HAPS (4277) with questions.
Please note that signing up does not guarantee availability.
We'll review your request and get in touch within 2-24 hours. You'll receive a link to access your free client account in Time To Pet, which is where you’ll complete your profile.
Later, you’ll use this portal – or our Time To Pet app – to reserve and pay for services, update your pet’s information, instant message with us, and stay connected with your pet’s care.
Once your profiles are complete, we will contact you to set up an in-person meeting!
This is a dedicated meet & greet where we learn your pet’s routine, preferences, and care needs, review your home setup, and ensure a strong fit before services begin.
This complimentary 20-30 minute meeting helps ensure we’re the right fit for your family – and that your family is a great fit for us. Scroll down for more information.
After your consultation, you’ll officially be a Hollis Area Pet Sitters’ client! You’ll receive visit updates through our Time To Pet app – complete with notes, photos, even GPS-tracked maps of walks.
And you’ll be able to use the app to communicate with us and manage all aspects of your account!
Client consultations help to determine if we'll be a great fit.
We will coordinate this meeting with you once you have requested our services
We will observe and interact with your pets
You will have the opportunity to share more details about your pet's routines and needs, provide us with a tour of your home, and ask us questions
If both parties agree to move forward, we will receive and test a key and/or alternate access options
We will review the Time To Pet app with you to ensure you're all set for hassle-free pet care
Things to keep in mind.
A consultation does not guarantee a good fit
We are happy to answer your initial questions by phone, email, or a virtual meeting
This 20-30 minute in-person meeting at your home is included in our onboarding process
Subsequent visits may be needed for animals who require more interaction before one-on-one visits can begin