The Tiny Toots (Cat, Rabbit, Guinea Pig) Staycay @ Yishun @ Yishun

What your furkid will enjoy during his/her/their staycay:
- Own room (cat) / play pen (rabbit, guinea pig)
- Litter box with litter (cat) / litter tray (rabbit, guinea pig)
- Food + water bowl [you'll need to bring your cat's food] / hay will be provided (bring your own pellets for rabbits and guinea pigs)
- Daily play time
- Supervised play time with resident cat / rabbits / guinea pig

My experience:

- I've had cats, rabbits guinea pigs, chinchillas and hamsters for over 6 years
- Tried many natural remedies that have worked and saved me numerous trips to the vet, especially late at night when no vets are available
- Fostered more than 25 rescue cats who have gone to loving homes; boarded, fostered and groomed more than 20 rabbits and guinea pigs

About me:
Having furkids around the house makes me smile (even though it's exasperating that the house gets dirty immediately after it has been cleaned ). It's also fulfilling that with lots of love and attention, a good diet, making little changes in the environment, they thrive and flourish.

I've experimented with natural remedies for my pets and have saved numerous vet trips because of that. Also, the natural remedies have saved me from heartache when my furkids get sick late at night and no vets are available.

I have a lot of experience bonding rabbits - even rabbits who fight viciously at first can be trained to live together peacefully.

I've fostered about 25 rescue cats in the last few years - they've all been adopted into loving homes. The cats have different personalities and temperaments - from the extremely shy, even hostile, to the very playful and mischievous. I've had a lot of experience settling these cats in and taking care of them over a period of time - from 1.5 weeks to 4-5 months, depending on how long they take to be adopted into a new home.

I'm able to recognise signs of illness/distress, administer medication, rush your furkid to the vet if necessary, provide basic behavioural training (if the stay is long enough) [Additional costs apply]

Skills and qualifications

Able to recognise subtle signs of a problem

Skill to administer medications

Basic understanding of how to manage and care for pet

Behavioral modifications

Other skills

basic grooming