Guide · Updated 31 October 2026
How much does a dog walker cost in London?
An honest guide to London dog walking prices: what Seekies charges, the rough range you will see elsewhere, and what makes one walk cost more than another.
The short answer. With Seekies, a dog walk in London is £17 for 20 minutes, £22 for 30 minutes and £32 for an hour, with your dog walked on their own. Cat check-ins start at £12. You see the price before you book, and nothing is added at checkout.
What London dog walkers typically charge
Prices across London vary a lot, and there is no standard rate. As a rough guide, many walkers charge somewhere between about £12 and £25 for a walk, and more for a solo walk, a long walk or a booking at short notice. Treat that as a starting point rather than a rule: the same hour can cost very different amounts depending on what is included.
What changes the price
- Solo or group. A group walk, where one walker takes several dogs out together, usually costs less per dog than a walk on their own. A solo walk gives your dog the walker’s full attention.
- Length. A 20-minute walk round the block costs less than an hour in the park.
- Notice and timing. Some walkers charge more for same-day bookings, early mornings, evenings or weekends.
- Where you live. Travel time between doors affects what a walker needs to charge.
- What else is included. Live tracking, photos, a written report, feeding or a garden break can all be part of the price, or extras.
Seekies prices
| Booking | Price |
|---|---|
| Dog walk, 20 min | £17 |
| Dog walk, 30 min | £22 |
| Dog walk, 60 min | £32 |
| Cat check-in | £12 for 20 min, £15 for 30 min |
| Drop-in feed | £13 for 20 min, £16 for 30 min |
| Home company | £18 for 30 min, £28 for an hour |
Prices are per booking, shown before you book, the same across London.
What you get for that
- Your dogs only, always on lead.
- A local walker who is hand-picked, not just signed up: ID and right-to-work checked and personally onboarded by our team.
- The walk live on the map, photos as it happens, and a short report when your dog is home.
- You see who is coming before they arrive.
Questions to ask any dog walker
- How many dogs will you walk at the same time as mine?
- How were you checked, and who checked you?
- Can I see where the walk went, and when it started and finished?
- Is the price fixed, or can anything be added afterwards?
Ready to compare? See dog walking in London and the areas we are opening in.
Questions
Quick answers.
How much is a 30-minute dog walk in London?
With Seekies, £22, with your dog walked on their own. Across London, prices vary with the walker, whether the walk is solo or in a group, and how much notice you give.
How much is an hour-long dog walk in London?
With Seekies, £32 for 60 minutes, your dogs only. Hour-long group walks elsewhere can cost less per dog.
Is a group walk cheaper than a solo walk?
Usually, yes, per dog. A solo walk costs more because the walker looks after only your dog.
How much does a cat check-in cost?
With Seekies, cat check-ins are £12 for 20 min, £15 for 30 min: food, fresh water, the litter tray and some company.
Is anything added at checkout?
Not with Seekies. The price you see before you book is the price you pay.
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