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How to Give (and Receive) Honest Reviews After a Pet Sitting Experience
Reviews aren’t just a “thank you note”. They are a safety tool, and they set expectations for the next sitter and the next owner.
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The Complete House Rules Guide for Pet Sitters: Guests, Privacy & Boundaries
One person’s “make yourself at home” means “help yourself to the pantry.” Another person’s “make yourself at home” means “please don’t touch anything in the freezer.”
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What to Do in an Emergency During a Pet Sit (Pet Illness, Home Damage): Action Plan + Communication + Expenses
If you remember only one thing: safety first, professional help second, clear communication third. In a real emergency, you don’t need perfect words. You need a simple plan you can follow under pressure.
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Home Preparation Checklist: Setting Up for Success (Printable checklist)
Use this to get your home and pet ready for a smooth, safe sit.
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Creating a sitter profile that works
Homeowners decides fast. Your profile should make trust effortless and show how you’ll care for their home and pets.
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Creating a homeowner listing: best practices
A great listing helps the right sitter quickly understand your pets, your home, and your expectations. Use this guide to write a clear, trustworthy listing that attracts strong applications and sets everyone up for a smooth sit.
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Pet Emergency Handbook: When to Worry, When to Act
🚨 This handbook helps sitters quickly decide what’s urgent and what to monitor. If in doubt, treat it as an emergency.
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Emergencies and incident reporting guide
When something urgent happens, act first for safety, then inform the right people with clear facts and documentation. This guide covers what to do, how to report, and what to prepare so everyone gets fast, appropriate help.
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Reviews and testimonials: how they work
Reviews and testimonials help members make safer choices and build trust across the Tryypa community.
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House rules, pet care instructions, and checklists
Every home (and every pet) is different. A great sit happens when expectations are clear before the sit is confirmed. Use this guide to align on house rules, pet routines, and what to do in an emergency.
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Confirming a sit
A sit is confirmed when both the pet parent and the sitter accept the same booking request. Once confirmed, the sit dates are locked in and both sides can message each other in the app.
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Cancellations, no‑shows, and dispute resolution
How do I cancel a confirmed sit on Tryypa? What is the Sit Cancellation Plan and who is eligible? What should an owner do if a sitter is a no-show?