Stockholm is spread across islands, with water and forest never far away — but also long, dark winters and busy working weeks. Most dogs live in apartments, and many owners book walkers for the middle of the day and sitters for trips to the summer house.
GPS-recorded walks with photos.
In-home care with photo updates.
Home stays with photo updates.
Mobile or salon grooming.
Trainers for puppies and adult dogs.
Rides tracked by GPS at every stage.
Local notes for owners and providers.
Hilly streets, cliffs over the water and parks such as Tantolunden.
Classic apartment blocks and Vasaparken nearby.
Elegant streets close to Djurgården and Lill-Jansskogen.
Waterside paths around the island and Rålambshovsparken.
Modern waterfront blocks and the Nacka nature reserve nearby.
Cobbled lanes and crowds — short, early walks work best.
Villas, gardens and forest paths in the west.
New apartment buildings by the water south of Södermalm.
Providers set their own prices. Where approved providers in Stockholm have listed a service, the lowest current price is shown here.
Lowest price currently set by an approved provider in Stockholm, before the OnlyPaw service fee. Your total depends on what you book and is shown in the app before you pay.
Stockholm winters are long, cold and dark, with snow, ice and gritted pavements; summers are short, bright and mild, with long evenings. Spring brings melting snow and wet, muddy paths.
In winter, use reflective gear or a light in the dark afternoons, wipe grit and salt off paws and consider a coat for short-haired dogs.
From spring into late summer, dogs must be kept under control so they cannot roam in areas with wildlife — keep them on a lead in forests and nature areas.
SL’s buses, metro and commuter trains generally allow dogs, with some restrictions on certain carriages or services — check SL’s current rules. A pet taxi is handy for the vet, the groomer or Arlanda.
Most people live in apartments, often in a housing cooperative (BRF) whose rules may cover pets in stairwells and courtyards. Tell your provider about door codes, the laundry room and where to dry a wet dog.
In Sweden dogs must be ID-marked (usually microchipped) and registered in the national dog register. Between 1 March and 20 August dogs must be kept under such control that they cannot run loose in areas with wildlife, and local rules often require a lead in parks and built-up areas.
From adding your pet to following the booking.
Create your pet's profile once; it travels with every booking.
Compare profiles, reviews and prices, and chat before you book.
Payment is held until the service is completed.
GPS for walks and pet taxi, photos for sitting and boarding, chat any time.
Yes. OnlyPaw is available worldwide, including Stockholm. Because it's a marketplace, the providers you can book depend on who has been approved near your address — the app shows who's available before you pay.
Providers in Stockholm set their own prices, so you see each provider's rate in the app before you book. At checkout OnlyPaw adds a service fee of 10% of the service price, with a minimum of USD 2 and a maximum of USD 20 (or the equivalent in your local currency), shown before you pay. Your payment is held and only released to the provider after the service is completed.
Between 1 March and 20 August dogs must be kept under such control that they cannot run loose in areas with wildlife, which in practice means a lead in forests and nature areas. Local rules often require a lead in parks all year.
Yes. Dogs must be ID-marked, usually with a microchip, and registered in the national dog register. Keep the details handy for providers.
Every provider submits a government ID and a selfie, passes a knowledge test with a 70% pass mark and uploads service-specific documents — home photos for sitting and boarding, driving licence and vehicle registration for pet taxi, certificates for grooming and training — before the OnlyPaw team approves them.
Every active booking has an SOS button in the app. It alerts the other party and the OnlyPaw team straight away. If your pet needs urgent medical care, contact a vet or emergency clinic first.
Booking, payment, chat and tracking all happen in the app — on iPhone and Android.
