The Feline Nanny

06/06/2026

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Are you going away this summer and looking for a cat sitter?

The Feline Nanny is insured, NarpsUK registered and has an Enhanced DBS.

Call The Feline Nanny on 07902605111 or email [email protected]⠀
www.thefelinenanny.co.uk

Please note - The Feline Nanny will never ask for a deposit to hold a booking or take payment in advance. All payments are when you return.

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21/05/2026

Spying on enemies! 🕵🏻

19/05/2026

The perfect moustache 😻

18/05/2026

Tsitsi is not a fan of sharing The Feline Nanny with his little brother Leo 😬

15/05/2026

Why your next cat should be a black cat 🐈‍⬛.

12/05/2026

Latest 5* review! 🎉

10/05/2026

Welcome to my new followers!

I'm Anna, The Feline Nanny, and I have been working as a cat sitter for almost 8 years now.

I founded my business in Wokingham in 2018 and then relaunched when I relocated to Poole in 2023.

Having looked after over 300 cats, there isn't much I haven't seen or experienced related to this job.

I am fully insured, NARPS registered, pet first aid trained, have a diploma in Feline Psychology and an Enhanced DBS.

The way I work is one visit per day charged at £13. I use timed feeders (I can provide at no extra cost) if you want the cat/s fed at exact times and then I visit during the day. Alternatively if they are grazers, I can top food up when I visit.

My website (www.thefelinenanny.co.uk) has more info as well as all the documents for the qualifications etc. above.

If you would like to book, feel free to message me here, call/text 07902605111 or email [email protected]

03/05/2026

For only the second time in 8 years, I couldn't get into a client's house this weekend (I was given the wrong key). No need to panic, there is always a solution.
-buy food and litter
-set up litter in the garden Wendy house
- put food through the cat flap
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28/04/2026

Latest 5* review 😁

17/08/2025

This is an article about the use of air guns on animals. Don't think there is cause to panic, but something to be aware of. Of the hundreds of cats I've looked after in the last 7 years, I've only heard of this happening once. The cat made a full recovery.

The incidents have seen cats ‘screaming in pain’ and left unable to use limbs