Drop-in pet sitting

More than a check-in. A visit that protects their normal.

Drop-in care is built around the details your pet expects: the right meal sequence, the bowl they prefer, the litter routine, the medication method, the toy they choose, the distance a shy cat needs, or the quiet time an older pet enjoys.

Drop-in Pet sitting options

A visit may include

  1. Feeding and water according to the confirmed care plan.

  2. Potty break, litter care, and pet-waste disposal.

  3. Authorized medication within Paw by MC's accepted scope.

  4. Companionship or respectful parallel time.

  5. Choice-led play, sniffing, puzzle, sensory, or other approved enrichment.

  6. Basic mail, light, blind, and pet-area checks within the booked scope.

  7. Photos and a detailed visit journal.

  8. Prompt communication about material changes from your pet's baseline.

Additional Details & Info

How it works


Thoughtful care built around their normal.

  1. Tell Me About Your Pet
    Share their routine, feeding, potty or litter needs, medications, personality, preferences, and anything that helps them feel comfortable at home.

  2. Build Their Visit Routine
    We map out the details that matter—from meal sequences and medication methods to favorite toys, litter preferences, comfort cues, and household instructions.

  3. Choose the Right Visit
    Select the visit length and frequency that gives me enough time to complete their care without rushing. Longer visits can accommodate multi-step routines, multiple pets, senior care, enrichment, or additional companionship.

  4. Care Adapts to Them
    Each visit follows the confirmed routine while responding to how your pet is doing that day. That might mean play and enrichment, quiet companionship, extra time with a senior pet, or giving a shy cat space to approach on their own terms.

  5. You Get the Paw Brief
    After each visit, you receive photos and a detailed update covering completed care, potty or litter activity, meals, enrichment, mood, notable observations, and anything that differs from their normal baseline.