Hiring a Pet Sitter for Your Cat
When you are going on a vacation, what do you do with your cat? Cats need daily care and human interaction. They need fresh water and food and some company. So who will take care of your cat when you’re out of town? This is where pet sitters come in!
Cats love a routine. They find comfort in the predictability of their daily lives - meal times, play sessions, and even when and where they sleep. A disruption to their routine - like an owner going on vacation - can cause them significant distress. Luckily, a pet sitter who comes into your home to care for your cat can help maintain their routine. They can keep feeding times consistent, clean litter boxes, and play and cuddle with your cat to help prevent boredom and loneliness. Basically, they will give your cat the attention they want and deserve in your absence. They can also send you photos and videos to update you and keep your stress at bay!
Cats like to be in their own territory. They don’t like changes in their environment so they don’t do well in boarding facilities. The stress of being in a new location often leads to sickness like upper respiratory infections or upset stomachs. When in a new place, they also might stop eating or grooming. It’s much easier on your cat to allow them to stay in their own familiar territory and hire someone to care for them in your absence.
If your cat eats a special diet or requires daily medical care, you can hire a pet sitter with medical experience who can take proper care of them. Not every sitter knows how to give SQ fluids or insulin injections, but you can use pet sitting apps to find someone who can! This ensures your pet will get personalized care tailored to their specific needs.
Professional pet sitters are dedicated animal lovers who ensure that your cat's well-being is maintained while you are away. They can provide personalized care in your home to help keep your cat happy and stress-free in your absence. You will be able to relax and enjoy your much needed vacation knowing your cat is safe at home being well taken care of by their pet sitter.
Love, Nala