Pet sitting just for cats
(and kittens!)
Featured Felines
A few photos of our furry faves
Maggie
Ollie
Zuzu
Seamus
Sophie
Clancy and Fiona
Gallagher
Courtney Love
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Gallagher
About Purrs 'n Pets
Based in Plymouth, MA, Purrs 'n Pets is dedicated to caring for cats while their humans are unavailable—whether traveling, working, studying, or just busy with life. We’re passionate about felines and all the delightful quirks that come with catness and catitude. Your kitty’s comfort, safety, and happiness are always our top priority.
A Typical Visit
We provide drop-in visits that last approximately 30 minutes*. And since we know how hard it is to be away from your furry family, we follow up each visit with photos and detailed summary.
*Longer visits and specific services can be requested during bookings. A nominal fee may apply.
We'll make sure your cat has fresh food and water, and we'll pay special attention to any unique dietary needs. We'll keep their dining area tidy and their food and water bowls clean. And, if treats are allowed, we'll follow up with a treat or two.
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Meals & Treats
Cats can be particular about their bathroom habits, so we make sure their litter boxes are free of scoopable items and that the area around the box is clean and accessible.
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Litter Box Maintenance
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Playtime & Pampering
No visit would be complete without a little exercise with a wand toy, mouse, string, shoelace... whatever toy brings them joy. And if they're not up for playing, that's good too. We are experienced cuddlers and chin scratchers.
Testimonials*
Christine is by far the best cat sitter I’ve ever used. She’s attentive to my cats needs always spending ample time to play with them and keep them engaged and happy when I’m away. I receive daily updates with photos of how my cats are doing while I’m gone. If you’re in need of cat sitting services look no further.
- Pete H
Christine is great with my two kitties, Fiona and Clancy! Fiona can be a bit skittish with new people but Christine is a bona fide cat whisperer and won her over immediately. I'm always relieved when I go out of town that my cats are in excellent hands - Christine is reliable, easy to communicate with, and sends write ups with photos every day. I highly recommend Purrs 'n Pets!
- Shannon F
"Christine is very reliable and has good experience navigating different cat behaviors. Solid attention to detail, and best of all, caring. A real cat person."
- John F
*Testimonials are from human clients. We could not get any verbatims from the cats themselves, but are working on it.
FAQs
We offer 30-min, 45-min, and 60-min drop-in visits to care for your cat in the comfort of their own home. Services include feeding, fresh water, litter box cleaning, playtime, medication (if needed), and plenty of love and attention.
We specialize in feline care and focus exclusively on cats, so we can give them the understanding and attention they deserve.
We’re based in Pinehills and serve all of Plymouth, MA. We can coordinate service to other areas but there may be an additional mileage charge.
Standard visits are typically 30 minutes but we also offer 45- and 60-min drop-ins. We can customize visit length for seniors, kittens, or special-needs cats--just let us know when you request a booking and we'll work with you.
Yes! We can administer most oral medications, including pills and liquid meds. Just let us know your cat’s routine during your free consultation.
Absolutely! We’ll send daily updates and photos so you can stay connected with your kitty.
At this time, we do not offer overnight stays or boarding. All visits take place in your cat’s own home where they’re most comfortable.
Yes, we carry pet-sitting insurance through Business Insurers of the Carolinas for your peace of mind and protection.
New clients can call us at 508-296-5729, or email us at info@purrsnpets.com. You can also use this link to set up a free meet-and-greet and subsequent visits. We’ll get to know your cat(s) and discuss their care needs before the first visit.
Totally normal! We’re experienced with shy and cautious cats. We’ll give them space, move slowly, and let them warm up at their own pace.
No problem! We understand that some cats have different reactions to a stranger entering their home, and some of those reactions may be on the aggressive side. We're familiar with this behavior and can take precautions to minimize aggression and anxiety.
