MyPetSitter®
Built for catteries

Cattery software

Pens by the night, vaccination records that stop an arrival you would have to turn away, feeding and medication notes per cat, and invoicing that does the month for you.

Cats arrive with paperwork, preferences and a diet, and leave with none of it having gone wrong — which is easier to promise than to prove.

The real app, not a mock-up

Real screens from a copy of our own test business, shown as Quillmoor Pet Care with invented names — what you see is what you get on day one.

A client’s own portal on a computer: Welcome back, James Calder! with Set up auto-pay; “Looking good! Your Smart Pup suits you”; a card asking for their feedback; tiles for 1 pet registered, forms 100% complete and £153.00 this month; Quick Actions for New Booking, My Bookings, My Pets and Routine. The menu lists Dashboard, My Bookings, PupBook, Pupdates, Invoicing, Forms (100%) and Settings.
A client’s Forms screen on a phone: completion progress 100%, 6 of 6 forms completed, “All required forms are complete!”, then Completed (6/6) — the Pet Sitting Agreement completed on 22 June 2026, the Dog Walking Agreement on 16 October 2026 and Policies & Procedures — each marked Signed with a View button and its revisions.

What it does for catteries

Pens counted properly

A pen holds one household, not one cat. Occupancy counts what you can actually take, so two from one family do not eat two pens on your calendar.

Vaccination status before the door opens

The record is on the booking with its dates, and a lapsed one is flagged early enough to be fixed rather than argued about on arrival.

Feeding and medication, per cat

Brand, amount, times, and what to do if it is refused. Written once by the owner, read by whoever is on shift.

Licensing paperwork in one place

Welfare checks, cleaning, incidents and staff training, dated and ready for the council’s visit.

Quiet, automatic billing

Deposits, balances, monthly invoices and card payments, in the same system as the diary.

Questions catteries ask

Yes. You price a pen for the number of cats in it, and occupancy counts pens, not animals.

Yes, on their own account before arrival, and they can update it. Your staff read the current version on the day.

Either. A cattery can run on its own, and a site doing both keeps them side by side with their own services and prices.

Yes — the record-keeping follows the Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) Regulations 2018 and the star-rating scheme in England.

What your council charges for a licence

Licence fees and inspection costs are set council by council. We keep a page per area with the current figures and a link to the council’s own page.

Try it on your own bookings

Free for 15 days, no card. Built and supported in the UK by a licensed pet-care business.

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