Mascota Segura 360
For owners

Stop choosing between your life and theirs

You don't need a different job or a cancelled trip. You need somebody you can trust, ten minutes from your door.

Two people walking their dogs along a damp path
What you get

Six concrete things

Not promises: things you can check yourself before paying anything.

  • You meet the person first

    The meet-and-greet is free and happens at your home. You see how they handle your animal before you hand over a key.

  • You know what happened

    Every service ends with a report: duration, route or tasks, and a photo. You don't have to ask.

  • Prices you can compare

    Every sitter publishes their rate. You see the range in your city before deciding, and without handing over your details.

  • Verified profiles

    Identity checked and experience stated in a way that can be corroborated. An unverified profile is labelled as one.

  • No lock-in

    Book a one-off walk or a fixed weekly routine, and change or stop it whenever you like.

  • Somebody from your neighbourhood

    Proximity isn't a convenience: it's what makes it possible for the same person to come again next Tuesday.

Safety

What we check

Verification isn't a badge: it's a list of specific things reviewed before a profile goes live.

  • Identity

    An official document checked against the person opening the account. Without it, the profile never publishes.

  • Stated experience

    What a sitter says they can do goes on their profile, with whatever training they can evidence and whatever they can't.

  • Track record on the platform

    Completed services, open incidents and reviews from people who actually booked. No anonymous ratings.

Questions

What people ask us most

Do I have to hand over my house keys?
For walks and home visits, yes. They're handed over at the meet-and-greet, every entry is logged with its time, and they come back when the service ends. If that doesn't sit right with you, boarding and day care don't involve keys at all.
What if my dog doesn't take to that person?
You find another one. That's exactly what the free meet-and-greet is for. An animal who isn't comfortable with somebody won't become comfortable through persistence, and pushing it is how you end up with an incident.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the service, the city and the sitter, who sets their own rate. The pricing page has indicative ranges for each service by city tier, and you don't have to register to see them.
Can I always book the same person?
It's what we'd recommend and what most people do. An animal who sees the same person every week recognises them, and that continuity is worth more than any feature in the app.
What happens in a veterinary emergency?
You sign an authorisation naming your usual vet and a spending limit. The sitter calls you first, and if they can't reach you they act within what you authorised in writing.

Start by meeting somebody

No cost, no commitment, and in your own home.