What is your experience with cat sitting, and how long have you been doing it?

I have over 20 years of dedicated experience in cat sitting and feline care. Over the past two decades, I have cared for a wide variety of breeds and temperaments, which has given me a deep, intuitive understanding of cat behavior. My experience ranges from standard drop in visits and playtime, to high level medical support. I am an expert in administering medications and IV Sub Q fluids, ensuring that even the most sensitive or senior cats receive the precise care they need in the comfort of their own home. My long history in the field means I am prepared for any situation, providing cat parents with total peace of mind. I am also happy to provide daily photo updates and detailed check ins, ensuring you feel completely connected to your beloved feline companion while you’re away from home.

Can you tell us about your favorite cat sitting reservation?

What I enjoy most about cat sitting is the opportunity to form a unique, trusting bond with each individual feline. I find it incredibly rewarding to earn the trust of a shy cat or to provide comfort to a senior who needs extra attention and support. As a true enthusiast of the “gentle giant” breeds, I particularly love spending time with Maine Coons and Norwegian Forest Cats-their majestic look and personalities never fail to make me smile. Beyond the cuddles and playtime, I find deep satisfaction in providing specialized medical care, like Sub Q fluids, because I know it allows cats to stay comfortable in their own homes. There is nothing better than seeing a cat happy, relaxed, and well cared for while their owners are away.

How do you handle cats that are particularly timid or anxious?

With 20 years of experience, I’ve learned that the key to handling timid or anxious cats is to let them set the pace. I never force an interaction. Instead, I enter the home quietly and allow the cat to come to me when they feel safe. I am naturally patient and kind, often spending my visits sitting quietly on the floor or speaking in soft, low tones to help them acclimate to my presence. If a cat is particularly stressed, I prioritize their comfort and routine above all else. Whether they need a gentle touch during their Sub Q fluids, or a calm human nearby. I ensure they feel respected and never overwhelmed. My goal is to transform their anxiety into a sense of security while their owners are away.