Cat care built around the cat, not the timetable
Many cats are happiest staying in their own home, which is why drop-in visits are a core cat-care option. A visit can cover food, water, litter, play, companionship and a general welfare check while you are away.
For cats that are suitable for a different environment, home-boarding enquiries can also be considered. The right option depends on the cat's temperament, routine and how comfortable they are with change.
Cat drop-in visits
The current cat-visit rate starts from £15 per visit. If you have more than one cat, medication, a longer visit or additional household jobs, tell me what you need and I will confirm the price before you book.
Cat boarding
Suitable cat boarding currently starts from £20 per night. Before accepting a stay, I need to understand feeding, litter habits, medical needs, temperament and how the cat copes outside their usual home.
Useful home-care extras for cat owners
Cat visits can be combined with practical jobs such as watering plants, bringing in post, putting bins out, aquarium feeding or other simple agreed household tasks.
Common questions
How often can you visit my cat?
Tell me how often your cat normally needs care and the dates you are away. We can agree the visit schedule before booking.
Will you clean the litter tray?
Yes. Normal litter tray care can be part of a cat visit.
Can you give medication?
Routine medication can be discussed where the instructions are clear and the task is within my experience and ability.
Can you care for two or more cats?
Yes. Multi-cat households are welcome; tell me how many cats you have and what their normal routine involves.