Easton Park, New Tampa (Tampa, FL) · Some gated villages
Pet Visits & Dog Walks in Easton Park, New Tampa (Tampa, FL)
Drop-in visits and dog walks by the same person every time, with a photo after each visit.
How we do pet visits in Easton Park
Easton Park in New Tampa (Tampa, FL 33647): Subdivision of roughly 600 homes west of Morris Bridge Rd at the north edge of New Tampa, inside Tampa city limits, built in three phases as the first piece of K-Bar Ranch, with an HOA-owned amenity center and pool and two CDD-maintained parks. Family streets with two CDD parks for a short loop; ponds are for residents and their guests through the proper access points, so walks stay on the streets and park paths, at sunrise and after 7 p.m. in summer. We live a few streets over in Cross Creek, on the same side of the county line.
A pet visit here is a full 30 or 60 minutes: out, fed, watered, walked, played with, and a photo sent before we leave. In summer the walks are at sunrise and after 7 p.m., because the pavement on a New Tampa sidewalk at 2 p.m. in July is too hot for paws, and in the rainy season the storms come through between 3 and 6 in the afternoon, so afternoon visits are timed around them. A midday visit in summer is a shaded potty break and fresh water, not a long walk. On acreage lots the walk often stays on your property, with the gate closed behind us.
The CDD's facilities report lists main entry signage, neighborhood entry features, parks and an HOA amenity center but no gatehouse, while some listings call Easton Park gated. We confirm how to reach your street at the free meet and greet rather than guess. The amenity center is resident-fob restricted, so if you want us at the pool or clubhouse with your kids or your dog, we need your fob. Overnights in your own home ($95/night) keep the routine intact when you travel, and multiple drop-ins on the same day cover a long workday.
Getting into Easton Park
The CDD's facilities report lists main entry signage, neighborhood entry features, parks and an HOA amenity center but no gatehouse, while some listings call Easton Park gated. We confirm how to reach your street at the free meet and greet rather than guess. The amenity center is resident-fob restricted, so if you want us at the pool or clubhouse with your kids or your dog, we need your fob.
Pet Visits prices for Easton Park
Same published prices everywhere we go. No travel fee inside our service area.
30-minute visit
$25/visit
60-minute visit
$32/visit
Each additional pet
per visit, same household
$8/visit
Overnight in your home
10 p.m. to 8 a.m., and an earlier arrival is billed as a visit
$95/night
Why Easton Park households book us
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Sold per visit, not per hour: $25/visit for 30 minutes, $32/visit for 60, $8/visit per additional pet, $95/night overnight in your home.
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The same person every visit, so your dog knows us at the door and your neighbors do too.
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Walks timed to the New Tampa summer: sunrise and evening, never the heat of the day.
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A photo after every visit, and a note if something at the house looked wrong while we were there.
Pet Visits in Easton Park: questions we get
Where can a sitter or dog walker go in Easton Park?
Two CDD parks: about 4.7 acres next to the amenity center on Pictorial Park Dr and a 2-acre park with a playground on Ancient Futures Dr. The amenity center and pool are HOA property for residents, so pool time is something you arrange. Ponds are for residents and their guests only.
How much does a pet sitter cost in Easton Park?
$25/visit for a 30-minute visit, $32/visit for a 60-minute visit, $8/visit per additional pet in the same household, and $95/night for an overnight in your home from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. Every price is published on this site, and there is no quote that is not already here.
How do you get into Easton Park for a visit?
The CDD's facilities report lists main entry signage, neighborhood entry features, parks and an HOA amenity center but no gatehouse, while some listings call Easton Park gated. We confirm how to reach your street at the free meet and greet rather than guess. For the door itself, a lockbox or a smart-lock code is easiest, and a key handed over at the meet and greet works too.
Can you do several visits a day for a puppy or a senior dog in Easton Park?
Yes. Book multiple drop-ins on the same day and space them however the dog needs. Puppies get extra potty breaks, and senior dogs get a slower pace and a check on water and comfort. Medication is given only as you have pre-portioned it.
Do you serve Wesley Chapel as well as New Tampa?
Yes. New Tampa (Tampa, FL 33647) is where we live and Wesley Chapel, FL is where most of our visits are, so Easton Park sits inside the area we cover every day.
Other services in Easton Park
Book pet visits in Easton Park
Start with the free meet and greet at your house. We take notes on the gate, the door and the routine, and nothing is booked until you say so. Serving Wesley Chapel, FL and New Tampa.