Guests love traveling with their pets—they’re part of the family. To make it even easier for Hosts to welcome pets, you can add a pet fee to your pricing.
Guests can say how many pets (0–5) they plan to bring, which you as a Host can review. If you choose to charge a pet fee, it’ll be shown both as part of the nightly rate, and in the total price at checkout.
If you’d previously selected “No pets allowed” but now want to include a pet fee, you’ll get a message explaining that your listing will be changed to “Pets allowed.” You can charge a flat fee that covers multiple pets, but your pet fee can’t be more than your nightly base rate.
You have the option to add a pet fee in these ways:
By adding a pet fee, you no longer need to request one through our Resolution Center after you accept a booking—or chase guests who are slow to pay it. But remember: It should only be used to cover the cost of the expected cleaning you’d do after hosting fuzzy guests. For unexpected damages, you have AirCover, which offers $3 million USD in damage protection.
If a service animal damages your property, you can still request payment under AirCover through the Airbnb Resolution Center. For more information about service animals, emotional support animals, and fees, read about our Accessibility Policy.