Sue & Roy Strangeway packed in their jobs as funeral directors to join growing army of pet-sitting helpers. The couple, who are in their 60s, are the latest retirees to become housesitters, who babysit strangers’ pets while they are away.
Dogs can be trained, cats can’t, right? Well no. Cats can in fact respond well to training, it’s just that most people don’t bother trying because cats appear mysterious and aloof.
Cats often suffer from separation anxiety if left alone too long. Homesitters offer cat sitters look after your cat whilst you're away from home. Often though the signs of separation anxiety go unnoticed or are blamed on something else. Contact Us.
Helpful guidelines for keeping your cat safe at home. List of harmful foods to avoid, training tips, safety skills and home improvements to ensure your pet cat is safe at home. Homesitters can provide cat sitters to keep your cat safe while you're away.
Katzenworld tips for introducing a new kitten or cat to your home. Homesitters are becoming more popular with cat owners as their cat gets looked after in their home environment and gets a lot of attention, plus the house is looked after.
Last year it was reported that there had been an 11% increase in people owning dogs and just over a quarter of households now have a dog. Cat ownership isn’t far behind with 18% of households having a cat.
Advice on caring for an older cat. Consider using our Cat Sitting service if you're away from home. For your cat, the experience of being away from home is stressful. We provide live-in pet sitters to look after your cat at your home.
If you are thinking of adopting a cat here are some golden rules to ensure the process goes smoothly.
A new survey of 12,000 over-50s from Saga highlights that many older workers don’t want to retire.
National home and pet sitting company, Homesitters Ltd is seeking homesitters in Scotland to look after people’s homes and pets when they go on holiday to meet growing client demand. Contact Homesitters for more information.
