FAQ's

Are you insured to cat sit?

We hold public liability insurance with Petplan up to £5,000,000. The policy also covers  emergency veterinary fees up to £1,250 should your pet take ill while you are away. 

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Are you a qualified cat sitter?

We hold a Level 3 qualification in Feline Care, Behaviour and Welfare, and are trained in pet first aid. 

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Do you care for other animals?

We also care for other small animals such as hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, rabbits and fish. Unfortunately we are unable to provide dog walking services.

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Can you administer medication?

We can administer oral and transdermal medication. We are not trained to administer injections. 

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Are you a cattery or boarding service?

No. Our business is founded on the principles of reducing stress and anxiety for animals. Cats especially are incredibly territorial, and do not cope well in new environments with unfamiliar sounds and smells. It is for this reason I will only visit your animals in your home. Read more about the benefits of home care here. 

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What time are visits? Can I request a specific time?

Most morning visits are between the hours of 5:30 and 10:30am, and evening visits are between 3:30 and 8:30pm. Unfortunately it is not possible to request a specific time, as I conduct my visits in geographical order.

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Can my cat go outside?

If you don’t have a cat flap we can let your cat outside - however if your cat has not returned home by the end of the visit, we  would have to let them back in at our next appointment