Margaret P.
London
Services
Margaret can care for
Availability
On weekdays, I can do morning and evening visits before and after work - weekends I can be a bit more flexible. Overnight stays will usually involve me going to work during the day, but I will spend as much time with your kitty as I can.
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About Margaret P.
Communication
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I will do a meet and greet visit so you can meet me in person and show me the routine. I'm careful to follow instructions about safety - I have three cats of my own and I know how important it is to know they're in good hands.
Information Margaret P. would like to know about your pet
Do let me know about any medications or special instructions around outside/inside access, etc. I will also always ask where your carrier is, and what vet you're registered with, in case of emergency - this has never happened, but it's best to be prepared. Also, if your cat is young and hasn't yet been spayed/neutered, please let me know, as these cats will need extra vigilance to keep them from escaping.
A typical day
I will take lots of photos so you know what's going on. For shy cats, I'll generally set myself up in a place out of the main access to food, with some treats and toys, and let them come to me, starting with slow blinks and letting them get to know my smell. I will never push your cat for interactions they're uncomfortable with. More confident cats can go straight to playtime, with cuddles, toys, and "throw the treats to chase" games.
Location
London, United Kingdom
Pets
Margaret P. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Experienced sitter and owner
Cat care experience
I have had cats for over 19 years, including cats with disabilities and with chronic conditions requiring medication. I'm experienced with everything from kittens to elderly cats. I've also been a Cat Care Volunteer with Cats Protection, for which I have taken online classes in cat care, cats' needs, and cat health. I have an enhanced DBS certificate.
Reviews
Margaret is such a great find on Rover. She’s exceptionally professional, a great communicator, and very clearly loves cats. I will be using her services again in the future
Margaret is awesome- my cat seems to have a more relaxing time than me on a holiday! I can’t thank Margaret enough for being super communicative and responsive, and brilliant with my pretty demanding cat!
Margaret was fantastic as always, took great care of my cats, and provided regular updates & photos
Came home to a happy relaxed cat, thank you Margaret 😻😻😻
About Margaret P.
Communication
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I will do a meet and greet visit so you can meet me in person and show me the routine. I'm careful to follow instructions about safety - I have three cats of my own and I know how important it is to know they're in good hands.
Information Margaret P. would like to know about your pet
Do let me know about any medications or special instructions around outside/inside access, etc. I will also always ask where your carrier is, and what vet you're registered with, in case of emergency - this has never happened, but it's best to be prepared. Also, if your cat is young and hasn't yet been spayed/neutered, please let me know, as these cats will need extra vigilance to keep them from escaping.
A typical day
I will take lots of photos so you know what's going on. For shy cats, I'll generally set myself up in a place out of the main access to food, with some treats and toys, and let them come to me, starting with slow blinks and letting them get to know my smell. I will never push your cat for interactions they're uncomfortable with. More confident cats can go straight to playtime, with cuddles, toys, and "throw the treats to chase" games.
Margaret P.
London