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Puppy Visits cost in the UK
£10–£20 per visit. Typically £15.

Puppy visits cost £10–£20 per visit in the UK, about £15 typical for a half-hour call. A short toilet break and feed is cheapest; longer visits with play and training practice, several visits a day or a sitter in London cost more.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does puppy visits cost in the UK?

PUPPY VISITS PRICE · PER VISIT · THE UK
Low end£10a short toilet break and feed
Typical£15what most people pay
High end£20a long visit with play and training in London
Typical £15
£10 low£20 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the dog walkers, sitters, groomers and pet businesses near you.

What moves the price

  • Visit length — a quick toilet break costs less than a longer puppy visit with play
  • Visits per day — young puppies may need three or four short visits a day
  • Training practice — sitters who reinforce house training and crate routines charge more
  • Feeding and medication — extra meals and worming or flea treatment add time
  • Region — puppy visits in London and the South East cost more than elsewhere
  • Weekends and holidays — some sitters add a supplement for weekend puppy visits
+50%PRICE TREND · 5 YEARS

Pet services prices in the UK are up 50% over five years (ONS Consumer Price Inflation, Veterinary and other services for pets, to 2026 August). Five years ago a typical puppy visits would have cost about £10 — an estimate from today's guide price and that index, not a recorded price. Source: ONS MM23 L7HH →

WHAT YOU GET

What a puppy visits visit includes

Toilet breakTime in the garden or a short walk round the block for house training.
Feeding and waterMeals at the right times and fresh water every visit.
Play and companyGentle play and attention so the puppy is not left alone too long.
Clean-up and updateAccidents cleaned up and a photo or note sent after the puppy visit.

Takes: Most puppy visits last 20 to 30 minutes; young puppies may need several a day. Not included: Puppy training classes, dog walking for older dogs and day care are priced separately — see the related guides below.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common puppy visit jobs

Midday puppy visitA 12-week-old Cockapoo in Finchley let out and fed at lunchtime.
Back-to-work routineTwo visits a day for a puppy in Dumbarton while its owners return to work.
Crate training supportShort visits keeping a crate routine on track.
Pre-vaccination careGarden play for a puppy not yet allowed out on walks.
Evening checkA late visit for a puppy whose owner works shifts.
Weekend coverVisits while the family is at a wedding.

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How to pay less

  • Book regular weekday puppy visits, which many sitters price lower than one-off calls
  • Combine puppy visits with a short walk once vaccinations allow, instead of booking both
  • Ask for a short toilet-break visit when that is all the puppy needs, as longer puppy visits with play cost more

Before you book

  • Check the puppy is microchipped and the details are registered in your name before the visits start
  • Tell the sitter your puppy's vaccination stage, so they know whether walks are allowed
  • Check the puppy sitter has insurance and a DBS check if they hold your keys
  • Leave food, toys, cleaning kit and your vet's details where the sitter can find them

Puppy Visits cost: questions people ask

£10–£20 per visit, about £15 typical. A short toilet break and feed costs the least; a longer visit with play and training practice in London costs the most.

Young puppies cannot be left for long, so many owners book two to four short visits a day while they are out.

Yes. A puppy needs a registered microchip by eight weeks of age, and you must keep the owner details on it current.

Not on public walks until your vet says it is safe. Before then, visits focus on garden time, play and feeding.

Puppy training classes, longer walks and day care are separate services, though some sitters offer them too.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, drawn from published UK pet sitting price guides and sitter tariffs. They are a national range, not a quote.