Adam

Hi There!

I have a few cats of my own including an ex-regional pound inmate that I've had to rehabilitate from a broken state back in to a fun loving cat. As a result, I get nervous when I go away, hoping that the sitter will do things as I would, ask questions, send photos and ensure my cats eat and are well cared for. That's what I would like, so that's what I do for other people's cats.

I'm happy to send far too many photos, sit there like a statue whilst the cat sniffs the bowel in the presence of a stranger and maintain consistency for your cat(s). I've not had veternary training but I'm happy to administer oral medicines and skin cremes and possibly eye drops (depending one the cat's reactions). Bitey, belly scratches and multi-cat homes are all good in my book - ranging from total food monsters to timid cats that hiss at strangers, only showing their freindly selves to their owners.

Let's face it, there's always a bit of worry when you go away. My aim is to reduce that as much as possible, the difference between knowing and KNOWING and then actually being able to relax on holiday.

I work throughout the day, generally i'll declare myself unavailable through busy deadline periods

**Sorry folks, I don't sit for dogs, or other non-cats. I just wouldn't know what I was doing**