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Booking routes

Start the request through the right client pathway.

Check service availability before requesting dates. New clients create a household and cat profile; existing clients log in to submit a new reservation request.

Tabby cat in a home office
A portal request is not an automatic confirmation.The team reviews location, dates, staffing, access, medication, care complexity, and current capacity.
NEW

New client

Create the household account, add each cat, provide veterinary and emergency information, and submit the initial service request.

Create a new client account →
LOGIN

Existing client

Log in to update care information, review messages, and request new cat-sitting dates through the established account.

Open the client portal →
HELP

Need routing help

Use the ZIP estimator or contact the team when the address is near a zone boundary, the cat has complex medication, or ordinary visits may not be enough.

Email the care team →
Before submitting

Gather the information the sitter will actually need.

Complete profiles reduce delays and make the first care review more accurate.

Exact home address and access instructions
Travel dates and requested visit frequency
Current food and water routine
Medication names, doses, timing, and method
Veterinary and emergency contacts
Behavior, hiding, bite risk, and carrier location
Litter-box setup and ordinary output
Home tasks, parking, alarms, and keys
Care-setting decision

Do not choose sitting only because the cat dislikes travel.

Some cats are safer at home. Others need staffing, observation, appetite support, diabetic care, or medication reliability that scheduled visits cannot provide.