I love cats and I cat sit for my friend often (at least once a week). I have also stayed at their place to cat sit their two rescues (1 month was the longest duration), one of them is known to be difficult (requires constant attention and is mischievous), but I have not much issues learning how to take care of him. So far I have not had any difficulty approaching any cat, be it in street or at friends' place. My grandma fosters cats. Im attentive to details. I'm able to apply medication for the cat when needed. I have also learnt to clip their nails. I do not own my own cats because my rented place do not allow. So I am always happy to help to cat sit for others. I do not have experience dog sitting but I think I should be able to handle as well. 

I'm usually available on weekday evenings. Weekday morning visits are possible if the venue is not too far from my place or workplace. I'm quite flexible on my weekends. 

Services that I can offer includes dog/cat walking in the park, be it in a bag or on a leash. I can also play with them with their toys at home. I can help with feeding food with medication if instructions are given. I can help with clipping nails, and applying medication and putting cones on cats too if they are not aggressive. 

For home visits, I can be there for 1 to 2 hours if it's it's on weekdays, slightly longer on weekends. As for pet stays, I can help to water plants too. I have done home-sitting before (1 month was my longest duration. I will try to arrange to work from home, if possible, for this duration. I have the habit of headcounting the cats when I'm leaving the house, and make sure that there is no visible dangers for them. I stay in my own rented place normally, so I think I can be accountable taking care of a home.