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Pet Sitting & Dog Care in Split

🇭🇷Split, Croatia·Updated 18 April 2026

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For indoor museum visits or day trips without your dog, pet-sitting services are available in Split. Rover.com operates in Split with local sitters. Several local pet-care providers also operate in the city. Split's compact size means most attractions are within walking distance, reducing the need for a sitter for most outdoor activities.

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Stari Grad Hotel

★★★ 8.5

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Hotel Vestibul Palace

★★★★★ 9.2

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Hotel Marjan Split

★★★★ 8.6

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Hotel Park Split

★★★★★ · 9.3/10 · €423/night · pets stay free

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💡 Quick Tips

1.Book pet-sitting via Rover.com, they have verified sitters in Split.
2.Ask your hotel or apartment host, many accommodation providers in Split can recommend local pet-sitters.
3.Most of Split's outdoor attractions (Riva, Palace exterior, Marjan Hill) are dog-friendly, a sitter is only needed for indoor museum visits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Split hotels accept dogs?

An increasing number of hotels, apartments, and villa rentals in Split accept dogs. Always confirm directly when booking. Apartment and villa rentals through Airbnb or Booking.com often have more flexible pet policies than standard hotels.

Can I find a pet-sitter in Split?

Yes. Rover.com operates in Split with verified local sitters. Your accommodation host may also be able to recommend a local pet-sitter, it's worth asking.

Is Split suitable for a holiday with a dog?

Excellent choice, especially in spring or autumn. Marjan Hill, the Riva, the konoba terrace culture, and the ferry island connections all make Split a top Adriatic destination for dog owners. Beach restrictions apply June–October.