Park Slope · Prospect Heights · Carroll Gardens · Fort Greene

In-Home Cat Sitting in Brooklyn, NY

Cats hate travel and hate boarding. We come to them — feeding, litter and play, with medication when they need it and a photo after every visit.

a gray cat asleep on a white windowsill
a ginger cat sitting at an apartment window
Why At Home

Your Cat's Whole World Is Your Apartment

Cats are creatures of territory. A carrier, a car and a boarding room full of strange smells is a week of stress for most of them — and an empty apartment with an automatic feeder isn't much better. Quillmere keeps your cat at home, on their routine, with the same two sitters every time: one lead, one backup, both met before your trip.

  • ✓Same two named sitters, every trip
  • ✓Your cat's routine, not ours
  • ✓A photo and a note after every visit
  • ✓Bonded, insured and cat first aid certified
Every Visit

What Happens While You're Away

a cream cat eating from a steel bowl

Food and fresh water

Measured the way you do it, wet or dry, with bowls washed every visit.

a white cat playing with a wand toy on a wooden floor

Play and company

Wand toys, laser, lap time — whatever your cat is into, for as long as the visit allows.

a close-up of a tabby cat looking at the camera

A photo and a note

Sent before we lock up: appetite, litter, mood, anything that looked off.

Visits & Prices

Pick The Visit That Fits Your Cat

Prices are per visit for up to two cats in one home. Add a third cat for $5 a visit.

Drop-In Visit$26Most PopularLong Visit$36Overnight Stay$110
Food, water & litter
Photo & note after every visit
Play & brushing
Medication—
Plants & mail—
Sitter stays 8pm–8am——
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Why Quillmere

What We Do Differently

Cats only

We don't walk dogs or board them. Every sitter is trained in reading cats, not just feeding them.

Two sitters, never a stranger

Your lead sitter and a named backup both meet your cat before the first visit.

We notice the small things

Appetite, litter and hiding are logged every visit, so a change gets a phone call, not a shrug.

Keys handled properly

Coded, logged and never labeled with your address. Returned or destroyed when you ask.

CatsOnly — Never Dogs
2Named Sitters Per Cat
8Years In Brownstone Brooklyn
4.9Google Rating
Reviews

What Brooklyn Cat Owners Say

★★★★★
Our cat hides from everyone. By the third visit she was sitting on Nell's lap, and the photo updates proved it.
Adaeze NwosuOwner of Juniper · Park Slope
★★★★★
Insulin twice a day for two weeks while we were in Lisbon. Every dose logged with a time and a photo. I actually relaxed.
Theo MarchettiOwner of Bruno · Carroll Gardens
★★★★★
They noticed he'd stopped eating on day two and called us before we'd have known. The vet said catching it early mattered.
Rachel KimOwner of Pickle · Prospect Heights
★★★★★
Three cats, a fourth-floor walk-up and a litter box situation. Nothing fazed them.
Omar FaroukOwner of Fig, Date & Olive · Fort Greene
★★★★★
The overnight stays are the reason our senior cat didn't spend Christmas in a boarding room. He barely noticed we'd gone.
Harriet LowellOwner of Mr. Button · Windsor Terrace
★★★★★
Same two sitters for three years now. Our shy tabby runs to the door when she hears Priya's keys, which tells you everything.
Benedict OseiOwner of Tilly · Cobble Hill
a ginger cat curled up asleep on a blanket
Holidays Book Early

Traveling At Thanksgiving Or Christmas?

Holiday visits fill by October. Book a meet-and-greet now and we'll hold your dates.

Getting Started

Three Steps Before Your Trip

1

Free meet-and-greet

Both your sitters visit, meet your cat and learn the routine: feeding, hiding spots, the cabinet they open.

2

Keys and care notes

We pick up keys, write up the care plan and confirm your vet and an emergency contact.

3

Visits and updates

Visits start the day you leave. A photo and a note arrive after every one.

a tabby cat lying on a white bed
Medication & Seniors

Insulin, Pills And Older Cats

Diabetic cats, cats on thyroid pills, cats with kidney disease on fluids — we give medication on time and write down every dose. Seniors get a slower visit, a close look at appetite and litter, and a call to you the moment something changes.

  • ✓Insulin, pills, drops and subcutaneous fluids
  • ✓Every dose logged with a time and photo
  • ✓A call to you and your vet if anything changes
Questions

Before You Book

How much does a cat sitter cost in Brooklyn?

Cat sitters in Brooklyn usually charge $22–$40 for a drop-in visit and $90–$140 for an overnight. Ours is $26 for a drop-in, $36 for a long visit and $110 for an overnight, for up to two cats.

How many visits a day does my cat need?

Most healthy adult cats are fine with one long visit a day. Kittens, seniors and cats on medication usually need two.

Do you look after dogs too?

No. We're cats only, which is why nervous cats tend to warm to us.

What if my cat hides the whole time?

Plenty do at first. We still check food, water and litter, look for them without chasing, and send you a photo of their hiding spot so you know they're fine.

Are you insured?

Yes — bonded and insured, and every sitter is certified in cat first aid and CPR. Ask and we'll email the certificate.

How far ahead should I book?

Two to three weeks for most trips, and by October for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Peace Of Mind

What You Can Count On

A backup who has met your cat

Illness never means a stranger at the door.

Visits on the clock you set

Morning and evening windows, kept.

Your vet on file

And permission to take your cat there if it's ever needed.

Lights, blinds and plants

The apartment looks lived in while you're gone.

Free, 30 Minutes

Start With A Meet & Greet

We come to you, meet your cat and answer every question. No charge and no obligation.

Book A Meet & Greet

Tell us about your cat and your dates. We reply the same day with who your sitters will be.

  • Visit usBrooklyn, NY 11215
  • Call us(718) 555-0126
  • Email usvisits@quillmerecatsitting.com
  • Opening hoursMon – Sun: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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