Someone to look in on the cat while you're away.
Most cats do better in their own territory, so home visits are usually the answer. If a cattery suits yours better, catteries need a council licence, and we check for one before anybody is listed.
Care that suits how cats actually are
How booking cat care works
Search or browse
Pick a service and a place, or start from a guide. Every listed professional is on the register for their trade before they appear.
Compare plainly
Qualifications, facilities and prices side by side. Nobody can pay to rank higher, so the order you see is the order that helps you.
Meet and greet, free
Meet at their place or yours before anything is paid, with your pet doing the interviewing. If it does not feel right, walk away and owe nothing.
Enquire or book
Message a professional with one form, or book a slot online where they offer it. Your details go to them and nobody else.
Checked before they meet your cat
Catteries need a council licence with an inspection behind it, the same rules that cover dog boarding. Home visitors do not, which is exactly why we insist on insurance and identity checks for anyone who will be holding your keys.
Read the cattery vs cat sitter guide →Catteries, licensed
Every cattery shows a current council licence before it appears.
Keyholders, checked
Insurance and identity verification for everyone doing home visits.
Meet first, always
The meet and greet happens before any money does.
Prices up front
Per-visit and per-night rates on every profile, before you make contact.
Do the homework first
What cat care should cost and how to choose. Greyed cards are guides still to be written.
Run a cattery or visit cats professionally?
If you hold a licence or carry proper insurance, you are exactly who owners are looking for and exactly who we list. Free listing, your checks shown on your profile, and no commission taken from your bookings.