Hello! I first decided to adopt my first cat, CC, because his rescuer told me that he had been abused. As proof of that, he had a small bald patch where he had been burnt with a cigarette and I couldn't bear to leave him.

Little did I know that his previous abuse would mean tough times ahead for me. CC was very aggressive when I brought him home and would often attack me out of the blue. To make matters worse, he got seriously ill soon after and I had to learn to administer oral medication, ear drops, clean his ears daily and also administer subcutaneous injections!

Nowadays, CC is a happy and lazy boy but I have retained my skills in handling feisty cats (if needed). Of course, happy to do the usual like feeding, replacing water bowls and clearing litter. Please reach out if you have any questions!

Services: I am able to feed your cats, clear their litter, medicate them, clean their eyes and ears if needed. Cuddles and play time included :) 

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 ✨ To make sure I’m the right sitter for your cats (and to give them the very best care), here are a few
things to know about how I work:  

• 🐾 Loving cat care with extensive experience: I’m comfortable medicating cats and following even the most detailed feeding routines, so your pet will be in good hands. 
• 💌 House visits: For single or daily drop-in visits (not overnight stays), standard visits include one wet/dry food feeding a day (no medication), cleaning of the litter box, play, at the regular rate. 
• 💤 House sits:   
• Standard house sits include up to two wet food feedings a day (no medication), cleaning of the litter box, play at the regular rate. I can also assist with collecting the mail, watering the plants, etc.  
• For house sits, I do my best work when I can rest properly. I’ll need:  
• An airconditioned room with a bed or futon (excluding air mattresses, foldable mattresses, etc)
• Stable WiFi so I can keep up with my remote work alongside gently caring for your pets
• ⏱ Special care (additional charges may apply to reflect the extra time, skill and care involved):  
• Medication administration 
• Handling of cats who are not well socialised or who may show aggressive behaviour 
• Households with more than two cats, i.e. 3 and above 
• Grooming-related tasks such as ear and eye cleaning, toothbrushing, or nail clipping
• 📹 Transparency about cameras: Please let me know if there are any cameras in your home

I look forward to meeting you and your feline family!