Check your ZIP and build an itemized estimate.
Start with location, then add the actual care pattern: cats, days, visit frequency, holidays, parking, medication, injections, and subcutaneous fluids.
Where is the home, and what does the cat need?
Complete the fields that apply. Medication checkboxes are calculated per visit; injection and fluid quantities are calculated as total administrations during the care period.
Estimated care plan
Final availability and pricing depend on exact address, sitter routing, access, visit duration, holiday capacity, medical feasibility, and review of the submitted care profile.
Base rates reflect travel distance and routing.
Some ZIP codes are split by roads, rivers, islands, county lines, or directional boundaries and therefore cannot be quoted from the ZIP alone.
Zone 1
Core Portland, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, and selected nearby ZIPs.
Per visit before adjustmentsZone 2
Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin, Happy Valley, Gresham, and selected outer-metro addresses.
Per visit before adjustmentsZone 3
Selected Troutdale, Gresham, Damascus, Vancouver, and east/southwest Washington addresses.
Per visit before adjustmentsZone 4
Selected Wilsonville, Sherwood, Camas, and Washougal boundary areas.
Per visit before adjustmentsCare-plan adjustments are visible before booking.
Medication and medical support are evaluated for feasibility during intake. The listed prices describe the published fee structure, not an automatic guarantee that a particular procedure can be provided.
| Adjustment | Published fee |
|---|---|
| Each additional cat beyond the first | $15 per visit |
| Every-other-day service | Base visit + $25 |
| Holiday visit | $65 |
| Metered city parking | $4.50 |
| Oral medication | $15 per visit |
| Eye drops | $15 per visit |
| Topical medication | $15 per visit |
| Injection medication | $50 per injection |
| Subcutaneous fluids | $60 per administration |
The safest care setting still requires judgment.
Visit pricing does not determine whether drop-in care is appropriate. Diabetes, appetite instability, post-surgical recovery, hospice needs, repeated medication failure, or cats who decline between visits may require higher continuity or feline-only boarding.