Do you serve all of Somerset County, NJ?
Yes. We cover Somerset County top to bottom — Basking Ridge, Bernardsville, Bedminster, Warren, Watchung, Bridgewater, Branchburg, Somerville, Raritan, Hillsborough, Montgomery, Franklin, Far Hills, Peapack-Gladstone, Green Brook, North Plainfield, Bound Brook, South Bound Brook, Manville, Millstone and Rocky Hill. We also serve Gillette, which sits just over the line in Long Hill Township. Staying inside one county is what keeps drives short and visits unhurried.
How much does cat sitting cost in Somerset County, NJ?
A single 30-minute drop-in visit is $45. A 10-visit package brings that to $40 per visit ($400), and a 25-visit package to $35 per visit ($875). Package visits never expire. Additional cats are $5 per visit each. New clients start with the “Try Me” Package: a free Meet & Greet plus your first 3 visits for $87, normally $135.
What is the “Try Me” Package?
It’s how every new client starts: a free in-home Meet & Greet plus your first three visits for $87 instead of $135 — about 35% off. You get the same 30-minute visits, the same photo and video updates and the same guarantee. It’s available once per household and there’s no obligation to continue afterward.
Do you only sit cats?
Yes — cats only. It’s the entire business. That focus is why we can spot a cat who’s eating less, hiding in a new spot, or heading toward a litter box problem before it becomes a vet visit. We don’t walk dogs between your visits.
Will the same person come every time?
Yes. Roselie is the primary sitter and she handles your visits start to finish — that’s the whole reason we limit how many clients we take. Your cat learns one set of footsteps instead of meeting a new stranger each day.
Do I get photos and videos?
After every single visit — at least one photo, a short video, and a plain-language note on how your cat did: what they ate, how the litter looked, whether they played or stayed tucked away.
Is the Meet & Greet really free?
Completely free, with no obligation to book afterward. It’s how you decide whether you’re comfortable having us in your home — and how we make sure we’re the right fit for your cat.
What if my cat needs medication?
Bring it up at the Meet & Greet. Pills, liquids and topicals are routine for us — we’ll walk through the exact method that works for your cat so nothing is improvised while you’re away. Roselie also has experience with special-needs and senior cats.
How often should a cat sitter visit while I’m away?
Once a day is the minimum for a healthy adult cat, and it’s what most clients book. Twice a day is better for cats on medication, kittens, seniors, cats with medical conditions, multi-cat homes, or any cat who gets anxious alone. We’ll give you an honest recommendation at the Meet & Greet rather than upselling you into visits your cat doesn’t need.
