The beginning of a new year is always a good opportunity to reflect and adjust. We are excited to announce some upcoming changes to our services and the launch of new services, including no-time-limit visits, enrichment visits, and litter scooping services.
Read MoreWe updated our policies and procedures based on the latest information available about COVID-19. We keep up with the latest recommendations from the CDC and the MA Department of Public Health in order to make sure we can provide a safe service to you and your cat, and keep everyone healthy during the COVID-19 crisis.
Read MoreBook your holidays cat sitting services early! The temperatures have been dropping, and even shy cats are more likely to request snuggles. This only means one thing - the holidays are almost here! Make sure your favorite cat sitter is available and your time slot is reserved.
Read MoreWe are getting ready to take on new bookings and new clients, while keeping safety as a top priority. As required by the Reopening Massachusetts plan, we completed the COVID-19 Control Plan. We are sharing our policies for providing our in house pet care services with safety and compliance in mind.
Read MoreIn celebration of National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, appreciating a very special cat safe haven where a cat is waiting for you to be their forever family.
Read MoreWe are following restrictions while doing the best we can for our clients, and going further for healthcare and essential workers.
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The beginning of a new year is always a good opportunity to reflect and adjust. We are excited to announce some upcoming changes to our services and the launch of new services, including no-time-limit visits, enrichment visits, and litter scooping services.
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Peace of Mind for You and Your Cat is not just a tagline; it’s my philosophy. As of fall 2021, I have been certified as a Fear Free Certified Professional (Pet Sitter). The certification enables me to improve the quality of care I provide to your cat. This is particularly important when your cat requires medication. In this article, I share the four pillars of giving medicine with recommendations for implementation.