Services
What happens while you’re away
One or two visits a day, twenty to thirty minutes each. Long enough to do everything properly and still have time for a fuss.
A typical visit
Nothing rushed, nothing skipped
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Arrive and say hello
A minute or two to let your cat come and find me in their own time. Shy cats get space, sociable cats get an immediate audience.
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Food and fresh water
Exactly the food you leave out, in exactly the portions you ask for. Bowls washed, water changed every visit.
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Litter trays
Scooped every visit and fully changed as needed. I’ll also flag anything unusual — trays tell you a lot about how a cat is doing.
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Medication and wellness care
Tablets, liquids, supplements or eye drops, given as prescribed by your vet and logged so you know what went in and when.
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Play and company
Wand toys, chase-the-string, or just sitting on the sofa being used as furniture. Whatever your cat is actually into.
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A quick look round the house
Post moved off the mat, curtains and lights adjusted, plants watered if you’ve asked. Then I lock up and check it behind me.
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Your update
Photos or a short video and a message before I leave, so you know how the visit went before you’ve even finished your coffee.
Also happy to help with
- Senior cats and cats with ongoing conditions
- Kittens who need more frequent check-ins
- Nervous or newly rehomed cats who need a slow introduction
- Multi-cat households with separate feeding routines
- Watering plants, moving post and general house checks
A couple of honest limits
I can give medication that’s been prescribed by your vet, but I’m not a vet. If something looks wrong, I’ll contact you and your vet straight away.
Cats need to be up to date with vaccinations, flea and worm treatment — it protects your cat and everyone else’s.
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.