Dog walkers and pet sitters in Langley

Need someone to walk the dog at lunch or feed the cat while you’re away? Here are dog walkers and pet sitters whose own sites say they work in Langley, A to Z, checked November 7, 2026. Most are home-based, so we list the areas they serve rather than an address. No rankings, no paid spots.

Dog walkers and pet sitters

• J. Mayes Pet Pal Services, Langley. Occasional or regular private dog walks, midday visits for puppies and dogs while you’re at work, in-home visits for cats and other small pets, and house checks while you’re away. Its site says it is licensed, bonded and insured. jmayespetpal.com
• Lower Mainland Dog Walker. A team that specializes in private (one-dog) walks, weekdays roughly 8 am to 3 pm, in Aldergrove, Langley, Surrey, White Rock, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge and North Delta. Its site says it is bonded and insured, with Pet First Aid and CPR-trained staff on call, and booking through an app. lowermainlanddogwalker.com
• Mutt Strutters Dog Walking, Langley. Daily dog walks in Langley City, Brookswood, Murrayville, Langley Township, Walnut Grove, Fort Langley and Cloverdale, with online booking. muttstrutters.com
• Pet Care by Gina, Langley. A one-person service: dog walks, drop-in visits ($30 for 30 minutes for dogs, at the time of checking), cat visits, holiday sitting, and overnight boarding for dogs and cats at her own home ($65 a night for the first pet). Free meet-and-greet first; her site says she has a criminal record check on file and Pet First Aid training. Serves Langley City, Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Brookswood, Murrayville, Salmon River and more. petcarebygina.ca
• Petplayland Pet Care Services, Langley. Group and “adventure” dog walks (it assesses each dog’s temperament at a meet-and-greet before group walks), dog and cat sitting, house sitting, and overnight sitting or in-home boarding, with force-free handling. Serves Langley City and Township, South Langley, Brookswood, Murrayville, Walnut Grove and Fort Langley; office hours are weekdays 9 am to 5 pm. petplayland.ca
• Red Cedar Dog Walkers. Structured group walks and trail hikes, both on and off leash, in Aldergrove, Langley and Surrey. Its walkers take Pet First Aid and CPR courses and its walks are insured, its site says. It lists one-hour hikes from $42.50 and two-hour hikes from $55 for one dog. redcedardogwalkers.com

Before you book

• Meet first. Most walkers offer a free meet-and-greet; watch how they handle your dog.
• Ask about insurance and bonding, and whether walkers are employees or contractors.
• Group or solo? Group walks suit social dogs; reactive, elderly or new-rescue dogs often do better on private walks. Ask how many dogs go out together.
• Off-leash: dogs can only be off leash in designated areas. See our off-leash dog parks page.
• Keys and alarms: ask how your key and door codes are stored, and what happens if your regular walker is sick.
• Dog licence: both the Township and the City require dogs to be licensed; walkers may ask to see the tag.

Related

• Dog daycare and boarding
• Dog groomers and dog washes
• Dog trainers
• Off-leash dog parks
• Pet stores

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