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cat sitting for Biscuit girl
I'm staying at a friend's house this weekend (about 40 miles away) to
take care of Biscuit, her sweet, chubby, blue-eyed tortie girl. This kitty loves attention! One game she likes is for a person to chase her down the long hallway to her cat tree. It's pretty funny to see her waddle at top speed down the hall (with me galumphing behind her - I'm no Kate Moss, either ). We're both getting our exercise. She's very cuddly and has quite a loud motor. If my face is anywhere near her face, she'll try to lick my mouth - and she does try to get *inside* my mouth (which I usually manage to avoid). Also, she likes to groom, and I've had the pleasure of getting all the hair on one side of my head thoroughly cleaned. Tomorrow I go back home to my 3 monsters, and then on Tuesday, it's off to another catsitting job - with Lorna, the one-eyed calico hoolikitten and Van Gogh, her extremely shy brother (who, yes, has part of one ear missing). I think this is the perfect career for me! Joyce |
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Joyce, cgts. Glad to hear you are enjoying your catsitting. Love to hear
about the babies. Jazz & his mama -- Irulan from the stars we came, to the stars we return from now until the end of time wrote in message ... I'm staying at a friend's house this weekend (about 40 miles away) to take care of Biscuit, her sweet, chubby, blue-eyed tortie girl. This kitty loves attention! One game she likes is for a person to chase her down the long hallway to her cat tree. It's pretty funny to see her waddle at top speed down the hall (with me galumphing behind her - I'm no Kate Moss, either ). We're both getting our exercise. She's very cuddly and has quite a loud motor. If my face is anywhere near her face, she'll try to lick my mouth - and she does try to get *inside* my mouth (which I usually manage to avoid). Also, she likes to groom, and I've had the pleasure of getting all the hair on one side of my head thoroughly cleaned. Tomorrow I go back home to my 3 monsters, and then on Tuesday, it's off to another catsitting job - with Lorna, the one-eyed calico hoolikitten and Van Gogh, her extremely shy brother (who, yes, has part of one ear missing). I think this is the perfect career for me! Joyce |
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Joyce, cgts. Glad to hear you are enjoying your catsitting. Love to hear
about the babies. Jazz & his mama -- Irulan from the stars we came, to the stars we return from now until the end of time wrote in message ... I'm staying at a friend's house this weekend (about 40 miles away) to take care of Biscuit, her sweet, chubby, blue-eyed tortie girl. This kitty loves attention! One game she likes is for a person to chase her down the long hallway to her cat tree. It's pretty funny to see her waddle at top speed down the hall (with me galumphing behind her - I'm no Kate Moss, either ). We're both getting our exercise. She's very cuddly and has quite a loud motor. If my face is anywhere near her face, she'll try to lick my mouth - and she does try to get *inside* my mouth (which I usually manage to avoid). Also, she likes to groom, and I've had the pleasure of getting all the hair on one side of my head thoroughly cleaned. Tomorrow I go back home to my 3 monsters, and then on Tuesday, it's off to another catsitting job - with Lorna, the one-eyed calico hoolikitten and Van Gogh, her extremely shy brother (who, yes, has part of one ear missing). I think this is the perfect career for me! Joyce |
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Joyce, cgts. Glad to hear you are enjoying your catsitting. Love to hear
about the babies. Jazz & his mama -- Irulan from the stars we came, to the stars we return from now until the end of time wrote in message ... I'm staying at a friend's house this weekend (about 40 miles away) to take care of Biscuit, her sweet, chubby, blue-eyed tortie girl. This kitty loves attention! One game she likes is for a person to chase her down the long hallway to her cat tree. It's pretty funny to see her waddle at top speed down the hall (with me galumphing behind her - I'm no Kate Moss, either ). We're both getting our exercise. She's very cuddly and has quite a loud motor. If my face is anywhere near her face, she'll try to lick my mouth - and she does try to get *inside* my mouth (which I usually manage to avoid). Also, she likes to groom, and I've had the pleasure of getting all the hair on one side of my head thoroughly cleaned. Tomorrow I go back home to my 3 monsters, and then on Tuesday, it's off to another catsitting job - with Lorna, the one-eyed calico hoolikitten and Van Gogh, her extremely shy brother (who, yes, has part of one ear missing). I think this is the perfect career for me! Joyce |
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MaryL -out-the-litter wrote:
I wondered the same thing as Elisabet. I used a pet sitter last summer. She came in twice a day to take care of my cats, play with them, etc. However, she went home to her own house every day. Your description makes it sound like your own cats are left alone while you pet sit for others. I hope there is a different explanation. Was there anyone else at your own home during this time? If not, I would like to suggest that you look into catsitting on a "visitation" basis where you would charge by the number of visits (but require at least one visit per day). I was only gone for 2 nights. I do sometimes sleep over at people's houses for longer periods, but only if they're close enough that I can come home every day, and only go back in the evening. But in this case, I stayed there for both nights without coming home. I left my cats alone with two huge bowls full of dry food (plenty was left when I got back today) and 3 bowls of water (plenty left of that, too). And they all had each other, so at I don't think they got too lonely. They're happy to see me now that I'm home, and it doesn't look like anyone was traumatized by my short absence! Joyce |
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MaryL -out-the-litter wrote:
I wondered the same thing as Elisabet. I used a pet sitter last summer. She came in twice a day to take care of my cats, play with them, etc. However, she went home to her own house every day. Your description makes it sound like your own cats are left alone while you pet sit for others. I hope there is a different explanation. Was there anyone else at your own home during this time? If not, I would like to suggest that you look into catsitting on a "visitation" basis where you would charge by the number of visits (but require at least one visit per day). I was only gone for 2 nights. I do sometimes sleep over at people's houses for longer periods, but only if they're close enough that I can come home every day, and only go back in the evening. But in this case, I stayed there for both nights without coming home. I left my cats alone with two huge bowls full of dry food (plenty was left when I got back today) and 3 bowls of water (plenty left of that, too). And they all had each other, so at I don't think they got too lonely. They're happy to see me now that I'm home, and it doesn't look like anyone was traumatized by my short absence! Joyce |
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MaryL -out-the-litter wrote:
I wondered the same thing as Elisabet. I used a pet sitter last summer. She came in twice a day to take care of my cats, play with them, etc. However, she went home to her own house every day. Your description makes it sound like your own cats are left alone while you pet sit for others. I hope there is a different explanation. Was there anyone else at your own home during this time? If not, I would like to suggest that you look into catsitting on a "visitation" basis where you would charge by the number of visits (but require at least one visit per day). I was only gone for 2 nights. I do sometimes sleep over at people's houses for longer periods, but only if they're close enough that I can come home every day, and only go back in the evening. But in this case, I stayed there for both nights without coming home. I left my cats alone with two huge bowls full of dry food (plenty was left when I got back today) and 3 bowls of water (plenty left of that, too). And they all had each other, so at I don't think they got too lonely. They're happy to see me now that I'm home, and it doesn't look like anyone was traumatized by my short absence! Joyce |
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