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I'm Saber

Name: Soft Skilled- Sensitive Cats Welcome
Address: Los Angeles, CA, 90029, US
Rating: 5.00

A cat sitter in Los Angeles, CA

5.00/5.00

Exceptional

9 REVIEWS

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Over 100,000+ happy kitties serviced on Meowtel

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Hello,

I'm Saber

A cat sitter in Los Angeles, CA

5.00/5.00

Exceptional

9 REVIEWS

You aren't charged until Saber confirms your request. Cancel anytime up to 48 hours before the reservation begins for a 100% refund.

Check if Saber services your area

Good news! Saber covers your area.

Unfortunately, Saber does not cover your area right meow.

Over 100,000+ happy kitties serviced on Meowtel

Saber's Featured Reviews

Dahlia

Saber is the best cat sitter! She is very knowledgeable in all things cat, extremely attentive and communicative. We had a sick kitty at a time when we unfortunately needed to travel over the recent holiday due to a family emergency so we couldn’t cancel the trip. I let Saber know what we were seeing and she took extra time to be with our cat, visited her first, and made very astute and informed observations. It was incredibly assuring to have her thoughtful and caring attention during a stressful time. She put us and our cat at ease. We are eternally grateful for her time, attention and care and would fully trust her with our cat again and recommend her to others. She really went above and beyond.

Meowtel-verified reservation with drop-in visits

This week

Hannah

Saber is incredibly attentive and thoughtful! My cats loved being under her care and she was even able lure out our shy cat. Saber also brings a wealth of Knowledge on cat care and gave us some great advice! Saber is a true cat lover and a professional - definitely recommend!

Meowtel-verified reservation with twice per day visits

This week

Lyndsey

Saber’s very thoughtful, professional, and left both my cat and home in great condition after her overnight stays. My cat refuses to come out of hiding for anyone but me, but I think she’s slowly warming up to Saber — enough to accept treats at least. ;)

Meowtel-verified reservation with overnight visits

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I'm Saber | Cat Sitting in Los Angeles, CA

Learn More About Saber

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

While I do have some experience formally cat sitting, I also bring decades of hands-on feline care experience through shelter work, medical support, and living with my own cats, including seniors, rescues, and high-maintenance cases. I’ve cared for cats with conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, asthma, and anxiety, and I’m confident handling everything from medication routines to slow trust-building with shy or traumatized kitties. My approach is calm, intuitive, and always cat-led. I may not have thousands of sits under my belt, but I bring the kind of depth and presence that makes a real difference, especially for sensitive cats.

What do you enjoy most about cat sitting?

The kitties, of course! The opportunity to meet, charm, or even be ignored by your little Sovereign is exciting for me. I've been in love with cats since I was a small child and even spicy cats are just the best! You could say that I am a cat purrrson. 🐱

Do you have kitties yourself? What are their names?

Franklin, Silk, & Satin 🥰. They are a bonded trio. Silk and Satin are brother and sister, I've had since six weeks old and Franklin came later to steal our hearts, after sadly a dear friend passed suddenly and I decided to adopt him.

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a cat sitter?

Talk to them! Really! Ask questions, tell them about your kitties habits, favorite things, and go into detail about their behavior. You never know what little insight might help during a stay, so I'd rather hear every silly story about Sir Whiskers the slick, than not know when his meowing means sick instead of stressed.

What is your typical process for working with a new cat parent?

First, I like to connect with the cat parent to learn about their kitty’s routine, needs, personality, and any medical or behavioral concerns. I ask detailed questions so I can match their home care style as closely as possible. During our first visit, I move slowly, let the cat lead, and take notes on what helps them feel at ease. I keep communication open with regular updates, photos, and check-ins, so you always know how your cat is doing. My goal is to create consistency, safety, and trust - both for your cat and for you.

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

Every anxious cat is different, so I always let them set the pace. I start with calm body language, soft blinking, and gentle energy. I avoid overwhelming them with noise or movement, and I never force interaction. I give them space, speak softly, and observe their body language to understand what makes them feel safe. Some respond well to play or treats, others just need time and quiet companionship. Building trust with anxious kitties is about patience, consistency, and respect. When they finally choose to come closer, it’s on their terms - and that’s the most meaningful part.