Our Fear Free approach ensures that your home is secure and that your cats receive exceptional care providing you with peace of mind while you travel. All visits include feeding, refreshing water, serving wet/dry food, washing cat bowls, housekeeping caused by cat activity, litter box cleaning, playtime, photo update, mail or package collection, and home security check. 

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Rates per visit: $5 per day fuel charge applies. 

• $30.00 - 30 minutes

• $40.00 - 40 minutes, not available on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Eve

• $60.00 - 1 hour, not available on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Eve​​

 

A $12.00 surcharge per visit will apply to the following holidays -

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Martin Luther King Jr. wknd. (Sat-Mon)

Presidents Day wknd. (Sat-Mon)

Memorial Day wknd. (Sat-Mon)

4th of July

Labor Day wknd. (Sat-Mon)

Native American Day 

Veterans Day 

Thanksgiving (Friday-Sunday) Morning visits only, 6 am - 12:30 pm

Christmas Eve & Day Morning visits only, 6 am - 12:30 pm

New Year's Eve & Day Morning visits only, 6 am - 12:30 pm

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• Medical Care - $90.00 per visit; medical visits are defined as when your sitter needs to touch your cat to administer medication. Adding medication or supplements to your cats' food would not apply to this surcharge. Time to complete: 60-90 minutes based on the time needed to appropriately provide medication without adding stress to your cat. We offer support with subcutaneous (SQ) fluid, injections, pilling, eye & skin ointments, breathing treatments, and bandage dressing.​​​​​

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Cancellations may be made one day before the first scheduled visit with no cancellation fee. Cancellations of less than 24 hours are due in full. During any holidays, cancellations may be made up to seven (7) days before the first scheduled visit during holiday periods. After that period, a cancellation fee of 50% of the total reservation is due. Cancellations of less than 48 hours are due in full. No credits for visits canceled due to a client's early return home. Clients returning home must pay for the total number of visits.

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Easy enough, right?

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