Cat Sitting

YOUR CATS WON'T EVEN MISS YOU WHEN YOU'RE AWAY

I know that may seem hard to hear, but its true...and its a good thing. My job is to distract your cats and keep them content and happy when you can't be home with them.

I know how difficult it is to be away from your cats because I am a cat parent to. We have four chatty, feisty, sensitive and incredibly cuddly felines and when we go away overnight, we....Worry! 

That's why when you pick someone to care for your cats, you need to make sure the cats will be content and happy, and you will also!

Visit updates and pictures are a must when you’re away and you should not have to ask repeatedly for them - they should be expected. Your cat sitter partners with you to provide great care for the cats and customer services for you!

It's especially important that your cats are loved, petted and snuggled if they want it; talked to and pampered so they don’t get lonely; that they're fed and observed eating correctly and that their litter box is scooped, checked and cleaned daily. If possible, you'll want someone who has a discerning eye for cat care and changes in their behavior and health.

On top of that - you need someone who is detailed, mindful, trustworthy, honors your home and belongings - and keeps everything secure when they leave. You also need to have someone insured, educated and experienced - and runs their business professionally. 

For those clients that would like VIP services, we can customize cat care and home tasks to meet your needs and we have over 25 years worth of references we are happy to share with you. 

That's me in a nutshell. I pride myself on caring for my clients cat's and their homes with a detailed eye and I love what I do.

My Purr-spective on Senior Cat Care

I have experience taking care  of a variety of health conditions since 1997. My first degree is in Animal Care and that started me in the direction of  cat care. 

That experience is what sets me apart from other cat sitters and I pride myself on offering comfort and care services.

Senior cats can be complicated to manage with medical issues because they can hide or mask their illness, so you need to have a detective's mind.

It's my opinion that senior and special needs cats can benefit from palliative care and be kept comfortable.

Making the decision to keep your cat alive but to deny medical care, or comfort techniques such as fluids, and pain medications is considered neglect and in some cases animal cruelty and I don't feel comfortable doing cat sitting and being told I can't provide care. 

With that said, I am still not a vet tech or a veterinarian.. I work with the client and their care team(if they allow it) to provide that care and comfort while you are away. 

Service Tyoes

• Oral medicatioms
• Transdermal
• Sub Q Fluids
• Would cleaning
• Temperature taking
• Insulin 
• Aerokat inhaler
• Ear cleaning and medicine 
• Eye cleaning and medicine

Typical of Medical Issues with Cats 

• Diabetes
• Hypothyroidism
• Kidney disease 
• Arthritis 
• IBS/constipatiin
• Asthma
• Allergies 

One Healthy Cat 

This rate includes care for one cat that is healthy and has no medical needs or medication. This visit is approximately 30 minutes.

Multi-Cat Households

This rate includes care of up to 3 cats in a multi-cat household with no medical care or medicine. If the need arrises for home care or medicine it can be added on as needed for additional price. This visit is approximately 30-45 minutes. 

VIP Senior and Medical Care

This rate includes care for senior cats needs, administering medication, household chores for that care. Add-on grooming services would be additional as needed. This visit is approximately 40-60 minutes.

Holiday Rates

We add $5 a day to Thanksgiving, New Years Eve, New Years Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day. It will be reflected in the invoice as an add on. $5

Administer Medication

When your cat needs daily medication to maintain health, we can give pills, transdermal medication, oral medication, pills in treats/pill pockets, insulin, ear medications and subQ fluids.Starting at $3.00 a visit.

Distance Fee

Are you located outside my area, and it take a little longer to commute to your house? If so and I am still able to schedule the visits I simply add a small fee so I can cover my time and extra gas. $5 once per invoice

Watering Garden/Patio

Are you a green thumb, and have lots of plants, garden beds, flower pots, window boxes that will need to be watered while you are away? We can turn on a water sprinkler or hand water for you, as long as we schedule it in and add time to the visit we can add this to any visit and or do every other day. 

Litter Box Cleaning

When your kitty needs to have a new clean litter box, just let me know and I can do a Complete Litter Box Change and Cleaning with soap and water or products of your choice. We use what you would like and have at your home. In addition, you can let me know where you would like me to clean it, wether its a laundry sink or a tub etc. You would need to have the cleaning products and the new litter, but we will handle the messy stuff.

Light Housekeeping

Vacuuming, mopping, cleaning dishes in the sink, folding laundry. If you have a Dyson Animal we can zoom that around the house and pick up cat hair and litter and keep things tidy.

Nail Trims

Do you hear someone clicking around on the floor, or getting stuck on blankets and furniture. I can do a nail trim while cat sitting and save you a trip to the vet.

$12.00 per cat

Ear Cleaning 

Is kitty shaking their head a lot? Scratching an itchy ear, or just is prone to waxy build up every so often? A simple earl cleaning and do wonders in alleviating that discomfort.

$5

Brushing

Long and short hair cats needs brushing to stimulate natural oils in the skin that help with conditioning the coat, and can help remove excess undercoat and small floater matts.

Starting at $4

Eye Cleaning

When your cat has special type of eyes that leak watery discharge, has goopy eyes, or has tear staining - a good eye cleaning can be so refreshing for your cat. 

$5.

Chin Cleaning

Some kittys have chin acne or little bumps on their chin. We can do either a gentle shampoo and rise under the chin or use your own chin acne wipes or medications from the vet and then do a good rinse. This helps open the skin to breathe and provide a good disinfecting of any bacteria on the skin. $5

Welcome Packet 

NEW WELCOME PACKET Through 2025

IVE UPDATED MY CAT SITTING AND COMPANY WELCOME PACKET.

 IF YOU DONT HAVE THE MOST RECENT ONE YOU CAN FIND IT HERE. THIS IS MAINLY FOR MY CAT SITTING CLIENTS.

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