Love Cats and Kittens

My parents first got me a cat when I was 5. As an adult, my first cat had EDS so we spent a lot of time visiting the vet and I gained some experience of post-operative care. I also gained a little experience of cat walking before we moved to a quieter area.

When I visit your cat (or weaned and litter-trained kitten), I clean and refill their food bowls and water container, plus, I clean their litter tray during each visit (and will clean it again if they use it while I'm there).

I can visit once a day, usually during the late afternoon/early evening for 45 minutes or I can visit twice a day. Twice daily visits will usually consist of a very brief morning visit with a longer visit to keep your cat(s) company during the late afternoon/early evening - totalling approximately 90 minutes across the two visits. (When I don't have appointments, I will stay longer in the morning as well, if your cat would appreciate the company.)

If you have a very nervous rescue cat that wants to be left alone, I can shorten my visit to the minimum 20-30 minutes if that will cause less stress for your cat.

Sometimes it is possible to stay for longer than 90 minutes for the '2 daily visits' option but no additional charges will be made.

I can be very quiet so nervous or shy cats need not worry about my presence. I will let your cat approach me. If your cat(s) would like a cuddle or someone to play with then I'm your lady but if they'd prefer their own space then I'm also your lady.

Whenever possible, I would recommend a meet and greet with yourself and your pet(s) to ensure we are all happy and that I have all the information needed.

I also have a little experience of looking after other pets so a mixed pet household is not a problem. I've looked after the pets of friends and family including fish, hamsters and rabbits.