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Pet Sitter Suggestions by Noel Ireland
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Education,Family & Parenting,Pets
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No matter how well-behaved your cat is, there will be moments in your life when you must leave your house and you will be unable to bring it along. If you need to leave town for a time, see to it that your cat will be well cared for by a responsible person or animal hospital. An experienced cat caretaker is required for this role. Hiring a cat sitter might provide you with peace of mind, but only if you leave thorough instructions for their care.
Ideally, your cat sitter would be a friend or family member.
You can put your cat in the care of a relative or a nearby adolescent.
If you don't know anybody else, you may always hire a pet-sitting service. If you hire someone to look after your cats, be sure they are reliable and can be counted on to come to your home at the scheduled times every day. If you have a lot of cats or other pets or will be gone for more than a week, having a friend or family member house-sit and sleep in your home is a great option.
Before you leave, make a checklist of the most important information. Create a list of your cats, including their names, coat colors, any special diets or medications they need, their likes and dislikes, and their favorite hiding spots. Detailed instructions on how to care for your cat, as well as your own and your vet's contact information, should be included.
Put all of your cat's supplies where they can be easily accessed. Your cat sitter should contact a veterinarian and, if necessary, transport your feline family member to the clinic in the event of illness or injury. Leave cat carriers at the door and make sure the phone numbers are in an easily accessible location. Have all litter box supplies, as well as other cleaning items, within easy reach of your cat sitter.
Of course, you'll be responsible for covering the cost of any veterinary treatment your cats may need. Before leaving, you should contact your vet to let them know you will be away. A cat sitter should be given your vet's number, your contact information, and the instruction that they may act in your place until you get back. As a result, your cat will be able to be healthy and happy even while you're not around. It's time to learn to speak directly to your cat! communicating your thoughts and feeling word by word Heres How | |
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