Free invoice templates for dog walkers built for walk duration, extra dog fees, and holiday surcharges. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
Price walk duration, extra dog fees, holiday surcharges, and mileage with professional invoice line items.
These slip-ups cause confusion and slow pay, but simple fixes keep money moving.
Pricing for solo vs pack walks, extra dog fees, holidays, taxes, and add ons. Line items made simple. Dog Walkers Invoice Template guidance with clear answers.
Charge a base rate for the first dog and an add-on for each extra dog. Keep the add-on lower than the base to win households. Line item example: 30 min walk $25; additional dog $8.
Use a rush or holiday surcharge on top of your normal walk fee. Many pet sitters add 20% for holidays and a flat $10 for same day bookings. Line item example: 45 min walk $32; holiday surcharge 20% $6.40; total $38.40.
Set a cutoff, like 24 hours, then charge a percentage if the client cancels late. Keep it lower for first time clients. Line item example: Late cancel fee 50% of 30 min walk $12.50.
Yes. Treat travel for key pickup, lockbox install, or waiting for concierge as service time. Line item example: Key pickup trip fee $10; access wait time 10 minutes $5.
Some states tax pet care. Others do not. Rules vary—check local rules. Line item example: 30 min walk $25; taxable subtotal $25; sales tax 7% $1.75.
List the package purchase, then deduct each visit as a credit with date and duration. Show the remaining balance. Line item example: 10 pack of 30 min walks $225; credit used 2 walks $45; remaining package balance $180.
Price per visit with a small multi visit discount. Note crate cleanup or potty training as add-ons. Line item example: Puppy drop in 15 min $15 x2 $30; crate cleanup $5; total $35.
Charge per task so clients see the extra care. Handlers often add a flat fee for meds and a premium for solo, reactive dogs. Line item example: Midday walk 30 min $25; pill administration $5; reactive dog solo premium $7.