As you age, so do your fur babies. Unfortunately, they can't always go on the trips and participate in your adventures. Their entertainment is YOU.  

After moving into an older community, finding cat sitters has been a real challenge. Senior cats need different types of attention, play, food and medicine.

After some medical issues and trying multiple types of medicines, our Lucy has finally settled onto a topical treatment that works for her stomach. In order to help her maintain her digestion and cleanliness, we have started using 2 services.

1. Kitty Poo Club - a new cardb oard litterbox and new litter auto shipped every 3 weeks (we put a fresh one out right before we will be gone for more than 24 hours.) Use our code/link to get 35% off your first order http://rwrd.io/7pui8y3?c 

We have been using this service for over a year and are very happy with the service.

2. Smalls Fresh Cat Food - we've only started this service but so far, Lucy has actually eaten all of her food and seems to have a lot more energy. We will update with more after a couple months.

3. The biggest obstacle has been care. We have signed up for the Rover app and found 2 candidates so far - just in case one has a scheduling conflict. We are using at least one of them every weekend for a drop in so we can train/learn each other. Fingers crossed so we can go away for more than 3 days soon. If you want to try the app, we can both get $20 if you use your referral link .