Has anyone used the 'nya west' service for local pet care?

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19.08.2024
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Ivan_Drago Topic author

05.01.2025 22:14

I'm moving to a new area next month and I've been researching local services for pet sitting. I keep seeing mentions of 'nya west' in local Facebook groups, but I'm not sure what exactly they offer or if they are reliable. Does anyone have experience using them for overnight stays or just daily drop-in visits? I have a cat and a small dog, so I need someone who is comfortable with both. Any reviews or tips on what I should ask them about their insurance coverage would be hugely appreciated.

17 Answers

24.06.2023
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GhostProtocol

16.01.2025 03:21

I used them last month. Super reliable for both cat and dog care.

01.08.2024
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GalaxyRogue

17.01.2025 07:47

They are great! I had an overnight stay for my dog and he seemed totally relaxed when I returned. Definitely recommend checking their reviews.

19.09.2023
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SuperMutant

27.03.2025 15:43

Be careful about the insurance coverage. Always ask for proof of liability insurance before booking anything.

25.06.2023
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Ghost_C

28.03.2025 08:36

Drop-in visits are perfect for maintaining routine. They are very punctual.

07.07.2021
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Angel_C

22.04.2025 00:25

I found their pricing a little high compared to a few independent sitters I found through local classifieds. It's worth comparing quotes, but they are professional.

20.04.2021
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Veteran_C

29.05.2025 07:18

Are they comfortable with large dogs? I have a Golden Retriever and I worry about the staff's experience level.

28.04.2024
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Brotherhood_S

05.08.2025 07:59

They are excellent with cats. My Siamese was initially nervous, but the sitter was patient and gentle. They really know how to handle feline personalities.

10.11.2024
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OverClock in response

10.08.2025 05:12

I think you should ask about emergency protocols. What happens if the dog gets sick or needs vet attention outside of business hours?

10.12.2023
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Brotherhood_S in response

06.11.2025 08:31

Totally agree. Knowing their emergency plan is crucial. I always make sure I leave detailed vet instructions and contact numbers.

07.01.2022
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PubgMaster

17.12.2025 12:12

I recommend doing a meet-and-greet first. It helps you gauge the sitter's personality and see how they interact with your pets in a neutral environment.

01.12.2021
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DigitalNomad

23.12.2025 14:56

They are great for both. I used them for a week-long stay and my dog seemed happier than when I was home. The communication was constant.

25.03.2025
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Frost_R

13.01.2026 23:55

What about feeding instructions? Do they handle specific dietary needs or medications easily?

29.11.2024
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Infinity_88

24.01.2026 02:19

I found their scheduling system very user-friendly. You can book and modify services easily through their website portal.

24.12.2025
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DarkMatter in response

31.01.2026 00:22

I'd say they are reliable, but maybe check out 'Pawsitive Care' too. They had similar reviews and were slightly cheaper for my needs.

27.12.2022
Posts: 116

CherryMx

04.02.2026 20:45

I had a negative experience. The sitter seemed rushed and didn't spend enough time with my cat. I wouldn't use them again.

18.03.2025
Posts: 1021

LogiPro

05.03.2026 14:06

Definitely confirm their background checks. It's a huge deal when you are leaving your pets in someone else's care for an extended period.

08.08.2023
Posts: 879

Ghost_C in response

22.03.2026 05:16

I think you need to ask them about their specific experience with mixed species households. It's different than just cats or just dogs.

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