In-home cat sitter in Westminster, CO
Visits at home for Westminster cats from Hope’s small team. Fresh food, a scooped box and a photo for you.
Why Westminster cats are better off at home
A cat’s whole world is often just a few rooms. Keeping it there while you travel is the kindest plan.
Westminster cats live everywhere from the older blocks around Westminster Station to the newer neighborhoods out toward Standley Lake. Hope lives in town herself, so a stop at your place is a short trip across Westminster, and her sitters are people she knows and trained.
Long weekends and long trips
Away for three days or two weeks over the holidays? Your cat gets a visit on every day you’re gone, at the times you pick.
Dry winters, hot summers
Colorado air is dry most of the year, so water matters. Every bowl and fountain gets emptied, rinsed and refilled on each visit.
More than one cat
Two or three cats means two or three eating habits. The plan notes who eats what, and which cat tends to finish a housemate’s dinner.
The cat under the bed
Some cats vanish the moment a door opens. Your sitter leaves them be and confirms the food went down and the box was used.
Cat owners on Hope’s care
My husband and I went on a day trip and were so thankful to have Hope’s Pet Care looking after our two cats and two dogs. We were extremely satisfied with the care they received. It was clear our pets were happy, well cared for, and had a wonderful time with Hope.
Hope was wonderful caring for our feral cat while we were away. She gave us complete peace of mind by sending regular updates, photos, and messages letting us know how everything was going.
What your sitter does at each visit
The written care plan from your walkthrough sets the details. A typical Westminster cat visit goes like this.
Come in quietly
Your sitter lets themselves in, closes the door fast so indoor cats stay indoors, and says hello in a low voice.
Feed and refill
Each cat gets its own meal in its own spot. Water bowls and fountains are topped up with fresh water.
Scoop and look
Every box is scooped and checked. Vomit, a missed meal or an empty box goes straight into your update.
Sit, play, report
Brushing, a wand toy or quiet time nearby, then a text and photo before the door is locked behind them.
Not sure whether one visit a day is enough? Read how often a cat sitter should visit. For how Hope handles cats in every city, see the cat sitting service page, and if a dog shares the house, look at overnight pet sitting in Westminster.
Cat visit rates in Westminster
A new client’s first booking of drop-in visits comes with 20% off. To price out once or twice a day for your dates, use the pet care cost calculator.
The number of cats and any medication can change the total, so Hope settles your rate in person at the walkthrough.
Schedule a free walkthroughWhat goes in a Westminster cat’s plan
Hope writes it all down at the walkthrough, so any sitter on her team can follow it the same way.
- Northside Emergency Pet Clinic, the 24-hour hospital in Westminster
- Your own vet and a backup contact
- Medication schedules with doses and times
- Food amounts for each cat in the house
- Favorite hiding spots, so a quiet cat is still found
- Door habits for cats who try to slip outside
Feral or very shy? See how Hope approaches feral and shy cats.
Everything Hope offers in WestminsterWestminster cat sitter questions
How many visits a day does my cat need?
At least one every day you’re away. Twice a day suits most cats better, and it’s the right call for kittens, seniors, cats on medication and homes with several cats. Hope will suggest a schedule when she meets your cat.
Who will be visiting my cat?
Hope or one of the few sitters she has vetted and trained. Right now Hope makes first visits herself. You’ll know who’s coming ahead of time, and you can ask for the same sitter as last time.
My cat is feral. Can you still help?
Yes. Feral cats are one of Hope’s specialties. Visits stay calm and on a steady schedule, nobody reaches for the cat, and you hear what was eaten and used after each one.
What do cat visits cost in Westminster?
Your first booking as a new client is 20% off. The pet care cost calculator gives you an estimate, and Hope confirms your rate at the free walkthrough before anything is booked.
Which emergency vet is in my cat’s plan?
Your cat’s own vet comes first. For nights and weekends, the plan names Northside Emergency Pet Clinic in Westminster, which is open 24 hours. If your cat seems unwell, Hope gets in touch with you right away.
Introduce Hope to your Westminster cat.
Hope or a sitter from her team stops by, meets your cat if it’s willing, and writes the visit plan with you. Prefer Hope herself? Just ask. Free, with no obligation.
Insured. Based in Westminster. Your cat never leaves home.
Thank you. Hope has your request.
She'll reach out personally to set up your free walkthrough. If your trip is coming up soon, call or text 720-786-0801.