Pet care provider profile on Websta in Czechia

What your Websta profile should contain

Your Websta profile works like a small website. It shows your services, prices you set yourself, photos, a contact form and online booking or quote request system. People can find you through the Websta marketplace by service type and location when they search for pet care in Czechia.

Start with a profile photo - a clear image of yourself or you with a pet. Add 3-5 more photos showing your work: dogs on walks, a grooming setup, training in progress, or your workspace. Photos build trust and show what to expect.

Write a short bio - one or two sentences about who you are and what you do. Keep it factual: 'I walk dogs in Brno', 'I groom cats and small breeds', 'I offer pet sitting in your home'. People want to know the basics quickly.

List the specific services you offer - dog walking, cat sitting, grooming, training, boarding, pet transport. Add details for each: the age groups or breeds you work with, how long sessions last, where you work (client homes, your space, local parks). Be clear about what you do and do not do.

Languages to publish in

Publish your profile in Czech. Most pet owners searching for pet care in Czechia use Czech as their main language. If you speak English or another language and want to reach expat customers, you can add an English version as well, but Czech is where the main customer base will look.

Keep descriptions clear and direct. Pet owners want to know practical details - your experience, the breeds or animals you work with, how to book, and how to pay.

How people in Czechia search for pet care

Pet owners in Czechia use the Websta marketplace to find providers. They search by service type - dog walking, pet sitting, grooming - and by location. If you are based in Prague, Brno, Ostrava or a smaller town, customers nearby can see your profile when they look for services in that area.

People also use the task posting feature. A customer posts their need - 'I need someone to walk my dog on weekday mornings in Prague 5' - and providers like you can make offers. This is how new customers find providers they might not have searched for specifically.

Setting up as an independent pet care provider

If you work as a sole trader (živnostník) in Czechia, you need to be registered with the Trade Licensing Office (Český statistický úřad keeps the register). You can check the requirements with your local Trade Office or the Czech Chamber of Commerce.

Payment goes through Stripe to your own Czech bank account. You set your own prices for each service. Keep records of income for tax purposes - ask your local tax office (finanční úřad) or an accountant about what records to keep and what tax obligations apply to your trade.

Insurance is not mentioned in standard requirements, but many pet care providers carry liability insurance in case of injury or damage while working. Check with an insurance broker whether this makes sense for your services.

Some pet owners will ask about vaccinations or certifications. If you have training certificates, animal first aid, or health certificates, add them to your profile - they reassure customers.

What to write in your first hour

Start with your profile name and bio. Use your real name or a clear business name. Write one sentence: what you do and where. Example: 'Dog walking and pet sitting in Prague and surroundings' or 'Cat and small pet grooming, mobile service, central Bohemia'.

Add one service with a basic description. If you walk dogs, describe a typical walk: how long, which areas, which breeds you take. If you groom, say which animals and what grooming styles you offer. Be specific.

Upload at least one photo. A clear picture of yourself or your setup makes a huge difference. People want to know who they are hiring.

Add your contact information - phone number or email. Tell people in your bio or contact section how quickly you reply. On Websta, people can also contact you through the message system when they view your profile.

Set up one service with pricing. Prices are entirely up to you. Look at what other providers in your area charge to get a sense of the market, then set rates that make sense for your work.

Building your profile over time

After the first hour, add more services and more photos. Show different types of work, different animals, different settings. Update your availability or working hours if you offer online booking.

Respond quickly to inquiries and bookings. If you use the online booking system on Websta, customers can see when you are available. If you use quote requests, reply within a few hours.

Check in regularly. Update your profile if you add new services or if something changes about where you work or what you offer. A profile that looks current and maintained builds confidence.

Marketplace and profile visibility

Your Websta profile is both a standalone page - like a simple website - and part of the marketplace at /marketplace/pets. When someone searches by service and location in Czechia, your profile appears if you match what they are looking for. The more complete your profile, the easier it is for customers to find you and choose you over someone else.

Use clear language. Avoid jargon. Say what you do, where you do it, and how to contact you. Customers will read your profile quickly, often on a phone, so make the key information obvious.