Do I need to be home during visits?

No. Most cat visits occur while clients are traveling, at work, or away from home.

What happens if my cat hides?

Many cats prefer to observe from a distance. Your caregiver will follow the care plan, respect your cat's comfort level, and monitor signs that your cat is safe and cared for.

Can you give medication?

Medication support may be provided when appropriate and documented in the care plan. Our office will confirm details during onboarding.

How long are cat visits?

Visit length depends on the care plan you select. Visit options and pricing are available on our Rates page, and our office can help determine the best fit for your cat and household.

Can you care for multiple cats?

Yes. Visits are tailored to each cat's routine, feeding needs, litter setup, medication needs, and personality.

Will you check on the home too?

Yes. Caregivers remain attentive to basic household details such as lights, doors, packages, and anything unusual during the visit.

Why choose PCPC instead of asking a neighbor?

Cat care benefits from documented routines, trained caregivers, visit notes, backup support, and professional accountability when you are away.

— Cat Care —

Calm, In-Home Care for the Cat Who'd Rather Stay Home.

No carriers, no cameras, no imposing on a neighbor. A consistent, employee-based sitter comes to your cat — keeping food, litter, meds, and company exactly the way your cat likes it.

SERVING DALLAS FAMILIES SINCE 1992

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Most cat clients use a Basic Visit, or a Standard Visit for multiple cats and detailed
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Employee-Based Team Since 1992

Trained, Insured & Bonded

Documented Cat Care Plans

Backup Support When Needed

Visit Notes After Every Visit

Employee-Based Team

Trained, Insured & Bonded

Documented Cat Care Plans

Backup Support When Needed

Visit Notes After Every Visit

— Yes, We're Cat People —

Independent Doesn't Mean They Don't Need You.

Cats are self-sufficient — until the water's stale, the box needs scooping, or they just want company. We read your cat and give them what they actually want.

We Speak Cat

We read body language and where your cat spends time — space for the shy ones, play for the social ones.

Cats Love Routine

Same feeding schedule, litter cadence, and rituals, so the rhythm stays familiar while you're away.

Cats Get Lonely

Even aloof cats miss their people. A familiar face, soft conversation, and playtime keep them content.

Self-sufficient isn't the same as self-sustaining. Every cat still needs fresh water, a clean box, and a familiar face.

— Every Visit —

What Every Cat Visit Includes.

Litter, scooped & refreshed

A clean box every visit — your cat notices.

Fresh food & water

Fed on your schedule, with clean water topped off.

Play or quiet company

Feather wand, affection when welcomed, or calm presence — your cat's choice.

Wellness watch

We keep an eye on appetite, litter habits, and behavior, and let you know. We observe and report; we don't diagnose.

— During A Visit —

More Than a Quick Check-In.

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Food & Litter

Fresh food and water, litter scooped, any messes tidied.

Care & Meds

Most oral and topical medications, following your vet's instructions.

Notes & Photos

An update after every visit, so you know your cat is content.

— Built Around Your Cat —

Every Cat Is Different.

A shy cat who hides, a social butterfly who wants the feather wand, a senior on thyroid or kidney meds — your care plan captures it all, so the same trained team shows up prepared every time.

Tell us once. We document it, follow it, and keep it current as your cat's needs change.

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— Local Since 1992 —

Serving Dallas Families Across The Neighborhoods You Love.

See our full service area coverage on the Service Area page.

— Good Questions —

Cat Visits, Answered.

— A Little Extra When Needed —

Senior & Medical Support.

Cats who need more get more, folded right into their regular visits.

Senior & geriatric care

Patient, gentle visits paced to an older cat’s comfort.

Medication support

Most oral and many topical medications, per your vet’s written instructions. Injections and sub-Q care are case by case, confirmed with our office first.