Twice a day
Morning and evening visits help keep closer routines on track.
- Useful for kittens, senior cats and medication schedules.
- More frequent checks on food, water, litter and behaviour.
- Visit timing planned around your cat's normal meals.
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Cat sitting in Fenland, in the cat's own home
Cats can stay with their familiar smells, favourite hiding places and usual routine while you're away. Cuddlesome Creature Comforts visits once or twice a day for feeding, fresh water, litter care and a proper welfare check.
Home suits them best.
Shy cats
Senior cats
Multi-cat homes
A note after each visitYou'll hear how your cat ate, how the litter tray looked and how they seemed.
Visit frequency
Choose daily or twice-daily visits
We match visit times to your cat's usual feeding routine and the length of your trip. For longer absences, cats need regular in-person care; the right schedule depends on their age, health and normal routine.
Once a day
A daily visit may suit an independent adult cat with a steady routine.
- Feeding and water refreshed to your instructions.
- Litter tray attended and your cat checked over.
- Timed feeders checked where they're part of the plan.
The everyday details
Food, water and a clean litter tray
Your care plan records the details that make a routine feel familiar. Small changes are worth noticing.
Meals as instructed
We follow the food, portions and timing in your notes.
What we check
Wet or dry food, separate portions and timed-feeder settings are handled as agreed. Appetite changes go in your visit update.
Fresh drinking water
Water is refreshed and bowls are washed during the visit.
What we check
We note the amount your cat appears to have drunk and make sure their usual water spots are accessible.
Litter tray care
Trays are scooped, with changes made to your usual schedule.
What we check
We tidy around the tray and let you know about noticeable changes in litter output or cleanliness.
Appetite and welfare
We keep an eye out for changes in your cat's usual behaviour.
What we check
Food, water and litter observations are included in the update so you know what happened at home.
Every cat has their own routine. We'll record yours before the first visit.
Time and attention
Play, company and a proper check-in
Some cats want a game. Others prefer a quiet person in the room. We take our cue from your cat.
Play their way
Wand toys and gentle chase games, using toys from home.
Quiet company
Calm presence for cats who would rather watch than play.
Comfort at home
Bedding, warmth and favourite hiding places stay familiar.
Clear notes
Anything unusual is raised with you and handled as agreed.
Care that fits your household
Different cats need different visits
Tell us what your cat finds comfortable. We'll note feeding arrangements, preferred contact and the household routine in the care plan.
No forced fuss. We follow their lead.
Space and patience for shy cats
Rescue and nervous cats can keep their distance. We use a calm, predictable approach, leave hiding places undisturbed and let them choose whether to come closer.
We'll record favourite safe spots, signs of stress and what your cat is comfortable with.
More frequent checks for kittens
Young cats may need closer attention to meal timing, litter use and gentle play. We'll agree visit frequency around their age and the routine you already follow.
Kitten visits can include food checks, fresh water, litter care and calm play with familiar toys.
Considered companionship for senior cats
Older cats may benefit from a quieter visit and closer notes on appetite and behaviour. We follow your handling guidance and keep their preferred resting spot comfortable.
Any medication support is agreed in advance and follows your written instructions or veterinary guidance.
Clear routines for multi-cat homes
We note which cat eats where, how food is separated and any household dynamics that affect a visit. Medication instructions are matched to the right cat.
Tell us about feeding stations, favourite rooms and any cats that need space from one another.
Medication support
Medication visits, planned carefully
Tablets, liquids and topical treatments can be included when instructions are clear. Insulin-support visits are discussed in advance and carried out under owner or veterinary guidance.
1
Record the instructions. At the meet-and-greet, we note timing, dosage and how the medication is given.
2
Agree the routine. We confirm visit frequency, handling notes and your veterinary practice details.
3
Update you after visits. We report whether the agreed medication routine was completed and flag concerns.
Visit update
Photo included
Your cat has eaten their usual portion and had fresh water. The litter tray has been scooped. They were settled when I left, after a little time with their favourite toy.
Updates cover food, water, litter and how your cat seemed during the visit.
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Know how your cat is doing
You'll receive a photo and a written message after every visit. For a first booking, have feeding notes, veterinary details and access arrangements ready.
- Your cat's food, portions and usual meal times
- Vet contact details and medication instructions, if needed
- Home access and an emergency contact
School holidays and peak travel weeks can fill early. Ask about your dates.