- 1 Daily Visit £12
- 2 Daily Visits £24
- Per Night Stay £80
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About Me
The Crazy Cat Lady
Hello, Kylie here 👋
My friends and family proudly call me the crazy cat lady and honestly, I wear that title with honour. My journey with cats began in 2021 when I brought home my first kitten, Penelope, who completely stole my heart. The following year, Blossom joined the family, and in February 2023 I adopted two more beautiful souls, Sadie and Sophie, from a rescue.
On 2nd May 2025, my furry family grew again when I adopted Alma, a 10 month old kitty who settled in amazingly within just a couple of weeks. I also foster cats from the same rescue I adopted Alma from, helping them on their journey to finding their forever homes.
My love for cats doesn’t stop at home. I often visit Cyprus, where I spend time feeding and cuddling stray cats. One of my most special rescues was a young mum and her kittens who had been cruelly dumped in a cardboard box in the pouring rain all of them are now safe, loved, and living in their forever homes. I’ve rescued abandoned cats from the streets and helped each one find a happy new beginning.
Cats aren’t just pets to me they’re my life and my true passion. I will always do everything I can to help any cat in need and to support the rescue that helped me build my own furry family.
If you choose me to care for your fur babies, you can be sure they’ll be treated with the same love, patience, and care as my own. If you have any questions or would like to arrange a meet and greet, feel free to get in touch anytime via here, Facebook, or Instagram.
Kylie Timms Cat Sitting & Grooming Services 🐾
Why do I charge £80 for overnight care?
I do kitty care full time so I put every ounce of my passion into look after your fur babies. I do all services including complex care, I will go above and beyond to meet the needs of your precious fur babies. Below is a little summery of why to choose a cat sitter rather than putting them into a cattery.
Having your cat/s looked after at home rather than placing them in a cattery is generally better for several important reasons:
REDUCED STRESS
Cats are territorial animals and thrive in familiar surroundings. Moving them to a cattery can be stressful due to: • Unfamiliar smells, sounds, and routines. • Proximity to other stressed or unfamiliar animals. • Lack of personal territory.
At home, your cat/s stays in a place where it feels safe and secure, greatly reducing anxiety.
MAINTAINED ROUTINE
Cats are creatures of habit. Keeping them at home means: • Feeding times stay the same. • Their usual litter tray and sleeping spots are available. • There’s less disruption to their daily rhythm, which promotes emotional well being.
LOWER RISK OF ILLNESS
Catteries can expose your cat/s to: • Other animals’ illnesses or parasites. • Stress induced health problems like poor appetite or digestive upset. Staying home limits contact with unfamiliar animals and environments, reducing the risk of getting sick.
PERSONALISED CARE
A pet sitter caring for your cat/s at home can: • Give one on one attention. • Monitor for changes in behaviour, eating, or health. • Stick closely to your cat’s specific needs or medication schedule.
MORE COMFORTABLE ENVIRONMENT
Your cat/s can: • Sleep in its favorite spots. • Access its usual toys, scratching posts, and windowsills. • Enjoy familiar smells and people. This familiarity makes a huge difference in keeping your cat/s relaxed and content.
In Summary:
Looking after your cat/s at home is more comfortable, safer, and less stressful. While catteries may be convenient, in home care respects your cat/s natural preferences and helps ensure its well being while you’re away.