Southbourne Cat Sitters Blog

The random thoughts and adventures of a Southbourne cat sitter, offering top tips and advice to help you keep your cats fit, healthy, and entertained. Also learn more about us and why we are the right people to help you look after your cats in their own home whilst you’re away.

  • DBS checked cat sitter Southbourne
    15th July 2026||

    A valid DBS check demonstrates professionalism and a commitment to our work. It shows that we take our responsibilities seriously and are willing to go through the necessary steps to build trust with our customers.

  • Drop-in house sitter Southbourne
    22nd June 2026||

    Drop-in house sitting provides the continuity and peace of mind you get with a live-in house sitter, but without the cost. You don't even need to own a cat! Visits are tailored to your requirements and regular updates provided.

  • Cat sitting in the summer holidays
    18th June 2026||

    We're already half-way through June and with the summer holidays just around the corner, now is a great time to plan ahead and get your cat sitting requirements booked in with us, giving you one less thing to worry about.

  • Cat sitter discretion is important
    18th March 2026||

    For security reasons you never want it to be obvious that there's no one at home. Cat sitter discretion is important as it helps to keep your home safe and secure whilst not advertising that you're away.

  • Choosing the right cat sitter
    5th March 2026||

    This week is National Pet Sitters Week. There are lots of us out there offering what appear to be similar services, so how do you choose the right one for you and what should you look out for?

  • Childhood Memories with Cats
    26th February 2026||

    I've always loved cats. My parents had cats before I was born and I grew up with them. So I understand how important caring for your cats is while you're away, and appreciate the responsibility.

  • Trusting cat sitters with keys
    19th February 2026||

    Giving someone a set of your house keys can feel a bit strange. That's completely understandable, as you're placing your trust in the hands of someone you may have only just met. We get it.