Your cat sitter in Louisville, CO
Patient home visits for Louisville cats, including the shy, the senior and the feral, by sitters Hope trained.
Cat care that fits a Louisville house
Louisville homes run from old cottages near Main Street to newer streets in Steel Ranch. Cats find hiding spots in all of them.
Your sitter learns those spots at the walkthrough and checks them gently on every visit, without pulling anyone out. The aim is a cat who barely notices you left.
A cat who vanishes
If your cat moves under the bed whenever the doorbell rings, an emptied bowl and a used box count as proof of a good visit.
An older cat
Senior cats can change quickly. Your sitter keeps track of appetite, water and litter, and texts you about anything new that same day.
Medicine at set times
Pills or a prescription diet go into the plan with doses and times. Hope will say plainly what she can and can’t take on before you book.
Cats you feed outdoors
A feral cat on the porch or in the garage still counts. Its bowl, shelter and habits get their own lines in the plan.
Cat families on how Hope did
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.
Hope was wonderful caring for our feral cat while we were away. … We highly recommend Hope to anyone looking for a trustworthy and caring pet sitter…
A Louisville cat visit, start to finish
Each visit runs off one written plan, so the routine holds whichever of Hope’s sitters is at the door.
Walk through
At a free visit, Hope or a sitter she trained meets your cats in your Louisville home and notes the food, the litter, the hiding spots and your vet.
Set the rhythm
You choose one or two visits a day. Reading how often a cat sitter should visit can help you weigh it.
Keep it quiet
Your sitter feeds, scoops, washes the water bowl and then sits nearby for a while. Shy cats decide how close they come.
Text you
Every visit ends with a photo and a few words about eating, litter and mood.
The cat sitting service page covers how visits work in every city Hope serves. When a cat shouldn’t be alone at night, look at overnight pet sitting in Louisville.
Louisville cats Hope’s team looks after
Hope started with animals at 14, volunteering at Francis Veterinary Hospital in Golden. The cats who need the most care are the ones she trains her sitters to handle.
- Feral and shy cats, including porch and garage cats
- Senior cats who need a closer eye
- Cats with diabetes or cancer, on a written medication schedule
- Homes with several cats and several boxes
- Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency in Boulder, open 24 hours, in every plan
Cat visits are priced like drop-ins, and new clients get 20% off their first booking. Check the pet care cost calculator for an estimate, then settle the rate at the walkthrough.
How Hope works with feral and shy catsCat visits beyond Louisville
Hope’s team also sees cats in Superior, Boulder, Broomfield, Erie and the rest of her area. Here is all of Hope’s pet care in Louisville.
Louisville cat sitter questions
Do you visit cats all over Louisville?
Yes. Hope’s team covers Old Town, Steel Ranch, North End, Coal Creek Ranch, Hillsborough and every other part of the city.
My cat is feral. Can a sitter still care for it?
Yes. Your sitter keeps a calm distance, sets out food and water, and watches for signs the cat is eating. Feral cats are one of Hope’s specialties, and her sitters learn her way of working with them.
Is one visit a day enough for my cat?
For a healthy adult cat on a short trip, it can be. Most cats do better with two, especially kittens, seniors, cats on medication and homes with more than one cat. Hope will help you pick at the walkthrough.
What if my cat gets sick while I’m away?
Your sitter tells Hope, and Hope calls you right away. Your regular vet is the first stop during open hours. After hours, the plan points to Colorado Animal Specialty & Emergency in Boulder, open 24 hours.
What does a cat sitter in Louisville cost?
Cat visits use drop-in rates, and a new client’s first booking is 20% off. The pet care cost calculator shows a figure for your dates before you meet Hope.
Louisville cat owners, start with a visit.
Hope or a sitter from her team meets your cats at home, learns where they hide and writes the plan with you. You can ask for Hope herself. It’s free, with no commitment.
Insured. Sitters Hope knows personally. Your cats keep their Louisville 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.