Cat Sitting Atlanta

Atlanta Cat Sitters in Your Neighborhood

Daily Cat Sitting
Tailored to Your Feline Friend

Daily visits aren’t just for dogs—our Pet Care Professionals are experienced with cats of all ages and personalities, from playful kittens to senior felines, and from independent or feisty to affectionate companions. We take pride in providing quality time that’s both loving and stimulating, ensuring your cat thrives while you’re away. With our daily Cat Sitting service, your cat enjoys consistency and bonding with the same sitter every day for the most enriching experience.

During in-home Cat Sitting visits, our team will greet your cat(s), play if they’re playful, scoop litter boxes, refresh food and water, and administer medication if needed—all while giving plenty of love and attention. We handle all aspects of Atlanta cat care, so your furry friend feels safe and comfortable in their own home.

Every Cat Sitting visit includes GPS time-stamp tracking, plant care, mail and home services, plus fun updates with photos and a visit report to keep you connected.

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Benefits Of Daily Cat Sitting

Cats are not just small dogs with their independent natures and quirky behaviors. Our little purr-balls need human contact and attention, and they benefit from socialization, as dogs do.

This helps them to be better behaved and more well-adjusted overall, especially if they’re alone a major part of every day while you’re at work, school, or play. But maybe they’re not so different after all when it comes to having company.

Clients who choose our daily Cat Sitting service enjoy the consistency of care Crate Escape Atlanta provides. Daily Cat Sitting visits feature the same cat sitter every day so your cat can bond with one person and get the most enriching companionship daily.

Help your cat beat the blues

While kitties may appear to need less attention, the truth is they can get lethargic and depressed from loneliness and worry. On the other hand, your fluffy furiend may exhibit signs of anxiety, such as hiding, especially if there are outdoor noises like traffic or other apartment-dwellers to contend with.

Give your cat some exercise

Cats like to chase things, and while there are toys that move when a cat bats at them, many of the most tempting playtime items need a human hand to operate them.

Keep an eye on your needy feline

If you worry about what’s going on with your sick furball, or you have a kitty who's been getting on in years, you know how hard it can be to leave them alone. Older cats may become confused and forget where their food and water , or even their litter box, should be.

Teach your cat a new trick

Are they having trouble with litter training and need frequent reminders? Do they bite or scratch unexpectedly, and need some reinforcement to change that behavior? The more often you can fit in some training steps, the more likely you’ll be successful.

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