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Professional Feline Behaviourist & Cat Sitter { Spring /Summer Bookings! }


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Situated in the heart of East Dulwich, The Wingless Bird is an exclusive cat sitting service which tailors to the individual needs of you & your cat. The Wingless Bird is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care, using over 10 years of experience working alongside vets, charities & shelters, whilst maintaining the most competitive rates to date. Through an exceptional interest in working with timid, feral & cat colonies The Wingless Bird services can & have been particularly beneficial to those who have rescued &/or nervous cats & cats with a troubled history.

 

The Wingless Bird is a registered, bonded & insured professional London pet sitter, based in East Dulwich, providing home visits, as a stress-free alternative to catteries. Feline First Aid, Fear-Free certified & DBS checked, with a higher education in feline behaviour.

 

Due to the popularity & success of TWB { The Wingless Bird }, we have finally branched out to accommodate areas beyond East Dulwich, now covering Forest Hill, Peckham, New Cross & Nunhead, as well as Dulwich Village.

 

Whether you are on holiday, in hospital or suffering a disability, busy or away for lengthy periods of time, at home & need extra support... The Wingless Bird will provide the undivided care & attention that every cat needs.

 

As a local professional feline behaviourist & cat sitter, we guide our clients through seasonal newsletters, as well as helpful tips, tricks & facts over at www.Instagram.com/the.wingless.bird { & blog, "Ailuro", coming soon @ Ailuro.org } so please feel free to follow to keep updated & learn all that there is to know about providing the highest quality of feline care at home { our aim is to create a rippling effect to raise the bar in feline care; providing free education to change common misconception that lead to every day preventable issues }.

 

As for questions &/or concerns regarding missing cats, newborn kittens or behavioural issues, please forward to [email protected] or submit to our official website www.thewinglessbird.com .

 

The Wingless Bird is a 5 star rated pet sitting service on Google & Facebook.

 

We are fully equipped to accommodate for multi-pet households,

with experience caring for free-roaming bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, reptiles, fish & varieties of birds.

 

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  • TWB Cat Sitter changed the title to Professional Feline Behaviourist & Cat Sitter { Spring /Summer Bookings! }
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