House Sitting in Cary, IL

8 vetted sitters offer house sitting in and around Cary (1 in Cary itself) · from $35 per night · median $50. A sitter stays overnight in your home and cares for your pets there — the option for dogs who do badly away from home, multi-pet households and cats. This is paid pet care by a vetted local sitter, not a free house-swap or home-exchange arrangement.

Care details across these sitters: 7 of the 8 are home full-time; 1 can give oral medication, 1 can give injections such as insulin, 1 have senior-pet experience, 1 take special-needs pets, 5 accept giant breeds, 8 take puppies, 6 also take cats, 1 handle multi-pet households.

House Sitting sitters near Cary

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How house sitting works in Cary

Pick a house sitter, share your pets' routine and the house basics, and send a request for your dates. After a meet-and-greet the sitter moves in for the stay; you pay in the app and get updates every day.

Before you book house sitting in Cary

Frequently asked questions

How much does house sitting cost in Cary, IL?

SitterNation sitters offering house sitting in and around Cary list rates from $35 per night; the median is $50 and most charge between $35 and $65 per night (as of 2026-10-22, 8 sitters). Owners pay an 11% service fee capped at $50 per booking; sitters keep 100% of their rate.

How many house sitting sitters are there near Cary?

8 SitterNation sitters offer house sitting within about 15 miles of Cary, 1 of them in Cary itself.

Are SitterNation sitters in Cary, IL vetted?

Yes. Every sitter completes identity verification, a safety course with a quiz, and a profile review by the SitterNation team before they can accept bookings. Reviews on sitter pages come from pet owners after completed bookings.

Which Cary house sitting sitters can give medication?

1 of the 8 sitters can give oral medication, and 1 can give injections such as insulin. Look for the "Gives medication" badge on the sitter cards above.

Which sitters near Cary are home all day?

7 of the 8 sitters are home full-time, so your pet is not left alone during the day.

Do any Cary sitters take giant breeds?

5 of the 8 sitters accept giant dogs (Great Danes, Mastiffs, Newfoundlands and similar).