Wolverhampton Pet Sitters

If you have not used our cat/animal service before you will understandably be unsure as to whether your animals will benefit from an alternative to boarding. If you currently use a cattery for your cat we will match the price you normally pay at your existing cattery for your cats first set of visits so you can decide which service you are more comfortable with.

Wolverhampton Cat Sitting - £9.00 per visit.
Wolverhampton Small Animal Sitting - £9.00 per visit.

Administering injections, for example, diabetes injections - an additional charge of £1 per visit is required.

Key collection/drop off charges: £5 per trip.

We visit your pets in their own home environment (a standard visit is 45 minutes in duration), as many times as you require. Typically we look after cats, birds, fish, rodents, rabbits, guinea pigs and reptiles, however, we occasionally provide home visits for exotics as well.

Main BenefitsYour pets are not distressed or disrupted and remain in their own territory. Your property is well maintained. We can open/close curtains, water plants, take in the post, switch on lights etc.Each pet's personal needs are considered, including feeding, water replenishing, medication, litter tray/hutch/pen cleaning and contact with your own vet if necessary.For clients going abroad we always retain keys rather than posting through the letterbox on the final visit. With the current security issues surrounding airports if a client was held up we are able to continue the service until the client arrived home.You need never worry about trudging to and from the cattery again. Because your cat never leaves its own surroundings all you need worry about is your trip away!

Our Wolverhampton cat sitting service is a cost effective alternative to catteries or using friends or family, ensuring professional cat care, in their own home environment.

We are also able to offer a pet transport service to clients who use our Wolverhamtpon pet sitting service.

Do you want to help Wolverhampton Cats Protection by fostering a cat or simply making a donation? - please visit http://wolverhampton.cats.org.uk for more information.