Morgan N.
Longstanton
Availability
I work from the hours of 8am - 4:30pm so visits would likely be between 7am-7:30am and 4:30pm - anytime after. Start times for morning visits can be as earlier and start times for evening visits can be later at request. I have no other major responsibilities - I travel away every other week on average for a couple days but I put my availability as unavailable to cover this factor.
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About Morgan N.
Communication
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a quiet and calm mannerism and am highly trained with a variety of cat behaviour. I work at an animal shelter with cats, ranging from very friendly ones, to nervous ones, aggression and severely medical ones. I can offer brief visits without having much interaction or can spend time with them if that’s what you wish. I can adjust to meet any needs. I’m first aid trained for cats and am used to administering medication.
Information Morgan N. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your cat has any behavioural or medical needs and I will be happy to accommodate. If there’s particular times you’d like to request, use of timer feeders or anything at all please let me know. As I will be driving please let me know if the parking is a little complicated or if there’s anywhere I shouldn’t park.
A typical day
I love to ensure I interact with your cat exactly how you want, whether that’s just sitting near the shy ones and talking to them with some treats to build trust, or playing around with the excitable ones who need lots of enrichment and stimulation!
Location
Longstanton, United Kingdom
Professional cat sitter!
Cat care experience
I have multiple qualifications in cat care, behaviour and medicine. I currently have two cats of my own :) but have experience working with a large number of cats with a wide range of needs. I'm a calm and friendly person so I find that even the most timid cats feel safe around me. Some of the things I’ve learned: Administer medication (liquid, tablet and directly), health checks, working with stressed, aggressive or very timid cats and catering for and looking after cats with a variety of needs.
Reviews
Morgan was perfect for us and the kittens! She came over before the booking started to get acquainted with them and to see where everything was. She was regularly giving us updates on them and the kittens seem to have warmed up to her very quickly, which was awesome! Would definitely recommend Morgan and will be using her services again!
Excellent sitter. Morgan did a very good job with my cat who is very shy and wary of strangers. I came home to a relaxed and happy cat. Thank you!
Morgan is loved by the furry friends, trustworthy and friendly. We got updates after the visits, the kitties were well looked after and safe. Thank you! Will book again and highly recommend
Morgan always does a great job taking care of my two cats - highly recommended!
About Morgan N.
Communication
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a quiet and calm mannerism and am highly trained with a variety of cat behaviour. I work at an animal shelter with cats, ranging from very friendly ones, to nervous ones, aggression and severely medical ones. I can offer brief visits without having much interaction or can spend time with them if that’s what you wish. I can adjust to meet any needs. I’m first aid trained for cats and am used to administering medication.
Information Morgan N. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your cat has any behavioural or medical needs and I will be happy to accommodate. If there’s particular times you’d like to request, use of timer feeders or anything at all please let me know. As I will be driving please let me know if the parking is a little complicated or if there’s anywhere I shouldn’t park.
A typical day
I love to ensure I interact with your cat exactly how you want, whether that’s just sitting near the shy ones and talking to them with some treats to build trust, or playing around with the excitable ones who need lots of enrichment and stimulation!
Morgan N.
Longstanton