Cat Care

A meet & greet is required before the first booking.

This gives us time to meet your cat in their home, learn their routine, review care instructions, and make sure we’re a good fit. Care works best when everyone feels comfortable…cats included.

Short Visit — 20 minutes
$20 per visit

A focused check-in for daily care and routine needs.

Includes:

• Fresh food and water

• Litter box check

• Visual wellness check

• Quiet presence and observation

Standard Visit — 30 minutes
$30 per visit

Our most popular option. Ideal for cats who enjoy a little more time and consistency.

Includes:

• Fresh food and water

• Litter box care

• Gentle play if invited

• Quiet companionship

• Observation of appetite, behavior, and energy

• Visit updates and photos

Extended Visit — 60 minutes
$50 per visit

A longer, more spacious visit for multi-cat homes or cats who benefit from extra time and attention.

Includes everything above, with additional time for:

• Play or enrichment

• Settling in calmly

• Unrushed companionship

Litter box care is included with every visit.

We scoop, refresh as needed, and keep an eye out for changes that can signal stress or health concerns. In multi-cat homes, all boxes are tended to and left clean.

If your cat has specific litter preferences or routines, we follow them closely.

Deep Litter Box Clean

$15 per box

For occasional resets or longer trips, we offer a deep clean of the litter box. This includes fully emptying the box, washing and sanitizing it, and refilling with fresh litter.

This service is optional and can be added as needed.

Medication support is included when part of a visit.

We’re experienced with pills, liquids, supplements, insulin Injections, and we follow your cat’s established routine carefully and consistently.

All care instructions are reviewed during your meet & greet so visits feel calm, predictable, and low-stress. We move at your cat’s pace and prioritize comfort and trust at every step.

We’re experienced caring for senior cats and those who need a slower, more attentive approach.

If your cat requires patience, timing, or a gentle approach, that’s already built into how we work.