Cat sitting · South Queensferry & around

Your cat stays home. You stop worrying.

Daily visits from a fully insured, feline first-aid trained sitter. Feeding, litter trays, medication, playtime and a photo update every single visit — so you always know exactly how they are.

A cat relaxing at home during a visit
Today’s update
9:42am · visit one

Millie polished off her breakfast, had a mad five minutes with the feather wand, and is now supervising the garden from the windowsill. Tray’s clean and fresh water down.

  • Fully insured
  • Feline first-aid trained
  • DBS checked
  • Free meet and greet
  • Photo update every visit

Why a sitter, not a cattery

Cats don’t miss you as much as they miss their own house

Cats bond to territory. Take that away and you get a stressed cat in a strange room full of unfamiliar smells. Keeping them at home removes almost all of it.

No carrier, no car journey

For a lot of cats the trip is the worst part of the whole thing. This way it never happens.

The routine doesn’t change

Same food, same bowls, same sunny spot at two o’clock, same litter tray in the same corner.

Someone’s checking the house too

Post picked up, curtains and lights moved about, plants watered if you like. It looks lived in.

How it works

Three steps and you’re booked

  1. Say hello

    Message on WhatsApp or Instagram with your dates and a bit about your cat. Shivonne will confirm whether those dates are free.

  2. Free meet and greet

    She comes to you, meets your cat, learns the routine and picks up a key. No obligation and no charge.

  3. Go away, get updates

    Payment by bank transfer the day before the first visit, then photos and a short update after every single visit.

Shivonne meeting a client’s cat
We’ve never come home to a happier, more settled cat. The daily photos meant we could actually relax and enjoy the holiday.
Sarah · Dalmeny

Every booking starts with a free meet and greet

A relaxed half hour at your home so your cat can size Shivonne up, you can go through the routine, and nobody has to guess anything on day one.