Cats have a reputation for being independent, which often leads people to believe that they’ll do just fine on their own when their guardians have to go away for a few days. As long as a cat sitter comes in and leaves fresh food and water, that’s all they need, right? Nothing could be further from the truth. Accidents happen. Cats could stop eating while their guardians are away, or become ill. Cat sitters need to do more than just leave food and top up water to thrive – they need human interaction, and a chance to play.
Generally, there are two options for cat owners who have to travel: having a friend, neighbor or professional cat sitter come to the house, or boarding the cat at a boarding facility. Since cats dislike change, boarding can be a stressful experience.

The Obvious and most cost effective solution is to have you cat Catered For At Home By an Experienced Cat Sitter.