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

have extensive experience managing cat care routines, behavioral needs, and medical tracking, providing reliable drop-in services and dedicated pet sitting for multiple clients over the years

What do you enjoy most about cat sitting?

I enjoy earning the trust of independent cats, reading their body language, and ensuring their exact daily routines are maintained without any stress.

Do you have kitties yourself? What are their names?

Yes, I have cats of my own. maddy and Teddy They are independent, smart, and absolute divas who make sure their daily routines are strictly followed.

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

Always look for a dedicated sitter who understands that cats thrive on routine and clear communication. Make sure your sitter schedules an in-person meet and greet beforehand to get familiar with your cat's specific personality, hiding spots, and medical history.

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

I begin with a thorough meet and greet to learn your cat's exact feeding schedule, litter preferences, and favorite toys. During every single drop-in visit, I provide real-time photo updates and detailed text summaries so you always have total peace of mind while away.

How do you ensure the safety & security of the cats and the home while cat sitting?

Security is my top priority. I carefully double-check all door locks, secure windows, and ensure no outdoor escape routes exist before leaving. Inside, I maintain a completely clean environment, keeping dangerous items out of reach and verifying that your cat is safely accounted for.

Are you usually available during holidays?

Yes, I maintain regular availability for major holidays throughout the year, as I know this is when cat parents travel most. Because holiday slots fill up quickly, I always recommend booking well in advance to guarantee your cat receives consistent, high-quality care.

What is your favorite cat toy?

My favorite cat toys are interactive wand toys with feathers or strings, because they mimic natural prey. This allows me to safely engage a cat's instinctual hunting drive, build immediate trust, and provide excellent physical exercise during my visits.

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

For timid or anxious cats, I use a patient, low-pressure approach. I never force interaction; instead, I sit quietly at their eye level, speak softly, and let them come to me on their own terms when they feel safe and comfortable.