Visits designed around the cat’s actual daily life.
Portland Cat Sitting supports straightforward routines and more layered care plans without pretending every cat needs the same visit.
Choose the level of support the cat can safely use.
Final visit frequency and service design depend on the household, health, behavior, distance, medication, and how the cat functions between visits.
Daily cat check-ins
Structured feeding, water, litter, observation, home checks, companionship or quiet presence, and a written update.
See the visit structure →Vacation cat sitting
Multi-day care designed to preserve the ordinary rhythm of home while the guardian travels.
Prepare for travel →Medication support
Oral medication, eye drops, topical treatments, injections, and subcutaneous fluids when reviewed and approved.
Medication care →Senior and geriatric cats
Closer attention to appetite, hydration, litter output, mobility, cognition, grooming, sleep, and comfort.
Senior cat sitting →Multi-cat households
Feeding separation, medication, litter capacity, group dynamics, hidden cats, and individual observation inside one home.
Multi-cat care →Kitten care
More active safety checks, feeding consistency, litter development, energy regulation, and social support.
Kitten visits →Shy and fearful cats
Low-pressure care that respects hiding while still confirming food, water, litter, safety, and functional stability.
Sensitive-cat care →Recovery monitoring
Post-surgical and recovery visits focused on instructions, appetite, elimination, mobility, incision protection, and escalation.
Recovery support →Overnight and higher continuity
For cats who need more presence, observation, medication reliability, or emotional continuity than periodic visits can offer.
Higher-continuity care →
The environment remains part of the care plan.
In addition to cat-specific tasks, visits may include bringing in mail and packages, watering indoor plants, rotating lights, checking doors and locks, managing trash bins, and completing agreed-upon light household tasks.
Not every procedure or care pattern is safe as a drop-in visit.
The team reviews handling risk, medication reliability, visit gaps, appetite vulnerability, emergency access, and whether the home can support the plan during the guardian’s absence.
Profile
Understand the cat, household, health, behavior, routine, and access.
Match
Choose visit frequency, sitter capability, and care tasks.
Confirm
Review dates, service zone, medications, and contingency plans.
Escalate
Use boarding or veterinary care when in-home visits cannot safely hold the need.
Start with ZIP, dates, cats, and essential care tasks.
The estimator gives a transparent first look at published pricing. The portal request gives the team the information needed to determine fit and availability.