Owner-led Denver pet care
One familiar face for every visit
Dog walking and pet sitting in Denver: reliable walks and thoughtful in-home care from someone you can trust with your pets and your home.
Walks from $24 · every visit by Cissy · meet first
- Owner-led Cissy does every visit herself
- Meet first An in-home meet & greet before any booking
- Published prices Walks, drop-ins, and overnights priced up front
- Insured & bonded Coverage through Pet Care Insurance
Services & prices
Three ways to keep your pets happy while you’re out
A 30-minute Denver dog walk with Keep Denver Wagging is $32. Potty breaks, cat visits, and in-home drop-ins start at $20, and overnight sitting in your home is $125 a night. Every price is listed before you book.
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Dog walking
$24–$52 15 to 60 minutes
Midday walks on your dog’s schedule, from a quick potty break to a full hour out.
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Drop-ins & cat visits
$20–$52 15 to 60 minutes
Potty breaks, medication if needed, fresh water, and lots of love for dogs and cats at home.
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Overnight sitting
$125 per night, up to 3 pets
Cissy stays from dinner time until just after breakfast in your home, so your pets keep their own beds and routine.
Overnight pet sitting
Why Keep Denver Wagging
A dependable person, not a random app assignment
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One familiar caregiver
Cissy does 100% of the walks and visits herself. Your dog learns one person’s voice, and you always know who has your key.
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You meet before anything is booked
Every new client starts with a meet & greet at home, so routines, quirks, and access are settled in person.
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Prices you can see
No “contact us for a quote” on standard services. Walks, drop-ins, and overnights are priced on the site.
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A compact Denver route
A tight service area means less time in traffic between dogs and more dependable arrival times.
In their words
Trusting someone with your animals is one of the most vulnerable things you can do, and she has earned that trust a thousand times over.
- 14 years caring for their dogs
- 6 dogs, each with their own needs
- 15 daily medications managed for one dog
How it works
Four steps to your first walk
Tell us about your pet, meet Cissy at home, agree a care plan and how she’ll get in, then start your walks or visits. Nothing is booked until you’ve met.
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Step 1: Tell us about your pet
Share your dog, your neighborhood or ZIP code, and the care you’re looking for.
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Step 2: Meet Cissy
A meet & greet at your home: your dog, your routine, and any questions you have.
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Step 3: Confirm care plan & access
Agree the schedule, house rules, emergency contacts, and how she’ll get in.
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Step 4: Start wagging
Regular walks or visits begin, with the same familiar person each time.
Service area
Serving a compact route in Denver
Keep Denver Wagging currently serves Highland, Sunnyside, Jefferson Park, Berkeley, West Highland, Sloan’s Lake, Lincoln Park, West Colfax, Downtown / LoDo, Edgewater, Lakewood (north), Wheat Ridge. Send your ZIP code with your meet & greet request and you’ll get a straight answer.
For a dog alone 8 hours on a workday, a late walk matters. Walking a few dogs close together, instead of crisscrossing the metro, is what makes a reliable midday window possible. Coverage grows one neighborhood at a time.
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Questions
Quick answers
How much is a 30-minute dog walk in Denver?
A 30-minute Neighborhood Wag with Keep Denver Wagging is $32. Professional Denver walkers we researched list 30-minute walks between about $25 and $38.
Among established Denver dog walking companies that published 30-minute rates in October 2026, prices ranged from $25 to $38. Marketplace apps set their own rates and add platform fees, and the walker can change from booking to booking.
Do I meet my dog walker first?
Yes. Every new client starts with a meet & greet at home, where you, your dog, and Cissy meet before any paid visit.
You’ll walk through your dog’s routine, leash and harness, feeding, house rules, and how Cissy will get in. If it isn’t a good fit for either side, you’ll hear that honestly.
Will the same person care for my dog every time?
Yes. Keep Denver Wagging is owner-led: Cissy does the walks and visits herself, so your dog sees one familiar person instead of a rotating list of walkers.
What areas of Denver do you serve?
Keep Denver Wagging serves a compact route in northwest and central Denver plus Edgewater, north Lakewood, and Wheat Ridge: ZIP codes 80211, 80212, 80204, 80202, 80214, 80215, 80033. Not sure? Send your ZIP code when you request a meet & greet and you’ll get a straight yes or no.
A tight service area is deliberate: less driving between dogs means more reliable arrival windows and fewer rushed visits.
Do you walk in snow or summer heat?
Yes, with adjustments. On hot days walks move earlier or later and stay on shaded routes and grass; in snow and ice they slow down, stick to cleared sidewalks, and check paws for ice and de-icer.
Denver pavement can get far hotter than the air on sunny summer afternoons, and sidewalk de-icers can irritate paws in winter. Length and route change to keep your dog comfortable.
Happy Denver dogs
Ready for a dependable Denver dog walker?
Tell us about your dog and your neighborhood. Cissy will reply to set up a meet & greet at your home, with no commitment until you’re both happy.