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Aren’t cats amazing animals? They come in an assortment of colours, shapes and sizes. Yet they all have one thing in common, their power to turn us humans into their slaves. How many times have you slept awkward in bed, just because your cat wants to have plenty of room to snooze, or stop your favourite film because they are biting your toes telling you they want food? They have this power and hold on your heart which makes you want the best for them.

This is why it makes it hard when you are organising a holiday, business trip or even a stay in hospital. You naturally have your cat’s happiness as top priority. Do you use a cattery, friends and family, or a cat sitter?

So, what is a cat sitter?

A cat sitter is a person who comes into your home once or twice daily to feed, change litter and care for your cat. A cat sitter is a good alternative to a cattery as your beloved cat gets to stay at home where he feels safe and secure surrounded by the smells and sounds he knows. Some cats can get very stressed being removed from their home environment which can result in a costly vet bill on your return. Financially, it is ideal for multi cat households as this can be quite costly if a cattery is used.

A cat sitter is also good for home security which can be another worry whilst you are away on holiday. A cat sitter can remove post, switch lights on and off, close/open curtains and in my case, drive an unmarked car, so it looks like there is activity at your property.

A cat sitter can keep you updated as often as you want via text or email about your cats wellbeing and also the security of your home even on a daily basis, which I am more than happy to do. This can be a great peace of mind and lets you enjoy your holiday knowing all is good at home and then as in my case, you come home to a happy cat and a summary from me about what we’ve been up to.

Please do browse my website and find out all about me and my services and look at some of the gorgeous cats I’ve had the pleasure of visiting in my Gallery and then get in touch. You can check out what I’m up to at the moment on Facebook where you’ll also find more reviews about my services.

No Service Dates (cat sitters need holidays too!)

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