Cleo's Cat Sitting

30/08/2026

Another feature that cats have that is just amazing! 😻😻😻

28/08/2026

Well last week was a real treat- I got to spend my days with 3 beautiful cats! Zeus is one of my longest standing furry friends, I've looked after him since he was a tiny kitten and now look how handsome he is!
Pip and Posy are just beautiful and I've loved going to see them each day and having cuddles! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

13/08/2026

You will all know that i do absolutely adore ALL cats, no matter what colour, s*x or breed... however, i will admit that I have a special little soft spot for gingers!
My own beautiful ginger boy, Toffee, is the most adorable, friendly cat you could ever meet- he can be quite naughty at times but I just think that he's got a great, cheeky personality and i love him to bits!! 🤣🤣🤣 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

08/08/2026

I've just finished a really lovely week with these boys! Peanut and Dart are both so friendly and Peanut was always there, waiting for me, when I arrived, to give him some fuss and his food! I've really enjoyed spending time with them and look forward to seeing them again soon. 😻😻

03/08/2026

I've just finished two weeks looking after these beautiful brothers! They have the most sweet personalities and are so clever! We've had a great time together- they've shown me all around their garden and we've had some gorgeous cuddles! Can't wait to come and look after them again! 😻😻 ###xx

01/08/2026

Back for a week with my old friend Dennis this week! Just look at that gorgeous face, wouldn't that make you smile every single day?! We've had some amazing cuddles and for an older boy he's still really playful! He never stops purring- Dennis, you've been the highlight of my week, I can't wait to come and look after you again! ❤️❤️❤️

06/07/2026

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What a wonderful day we had yesterday a Warley Woods, Picnic in the Park! The atmosphere was electric and everybody was so friendly and having a great time! Thank you so much to everybody who organised and helped to run this event so well! ❤️❤️❤️

27/06/2026

*Monday Mission*

Heatstroke

Heatstroke in cats is a life-threatening emergency that occurs when a cats body temperature rises above 40 degrees, usually due to being trapped in a hot space or overexertion. Symptoms include panting, drooling, lethargy, and staggering. If left untreated, it causes organ failure and sadly, in some cases, death.

Warning signs
Because cats are masters of hiding discomfort, you may not notice overheating until it becomes critical. Be on the lookout for;
- Respiratory Distress- Rapid breathing or open mouth panting (unlike dogs, cats rarely pant, so this is a major red flag)
- Discolouration- Bright red or pale tongue and gums
- Behavioural Changes- Restlessness, pacing, or an intense search for a cool area.
- Physical Symptoms- Sweaty/damp paw pads, excessive grooming, or thick, ropy saliva.
- Severe Distress - Vomiting, diarrhea, stumbling, staggering, tremors or collapse.

Immediate First Aid Steps
If you suspect your cat is suffering from heatstroke, immediate action is required
-Move to Safety- Get your cat out of the heat or hot room and place them in a cool, well ventilated area.
-Start Cooling - Wet their coats with lukewarm or cool water, apply cool, damp towels to their paws and ears. NEVER use ice cold water or submerge your cat, as this can shock their system and cause their blood vessels to constrict, trapping heat inside.
-Offer Water- Place a shallow bowl.of fresh, room temperature water nearby, or let them take small sips. Do not force water into their mouth.
-Use a Fan- A gentle fan directed over you damp cat will help the cooling process.

When to see a Vet.
Even if your cat seems to recover after home cooling, contact your vet immediately. Heatstroke can cause internal damage, such as kidney or liver issues which aren't immediately visible. A vet may need to administer IV fluids, oxygen or medication to stabilise them.

Cats at Highest Risk
Whilst any cat can get heatstroke, extra precautions should be taken for;
-Brachycephalic Breeds- Flat faces cats like Persians and Himalayans
-High Risk Groups- Overweight, very old or very young cats
-Heavy Coats- Long haired cats with thick undercoats

We hope this information has proved useful. Let's all keep safe with this heatwave

Thanks
The Mgmt Team

25/06/2026

I've been really spoiled this week with such gorgeous furry friends to look after, including another week spent looking after my beautiful friend Napoleon! He is just the fluffiest, cuddliest most friendly boy ever and we have had the most amazing cuddles (i won't tell my own cats cus they get jealous!🤣)
I can't wait to come and look after him again soon! 😻😻😻 ###x