Quiet care plan for Cedar Vale pets.
A calmer day for shy, older or easily tired pets, planned around their notes and their pace.
Shy, older or easily tired
For Cedar Vale families.
A gentle plan for cats who rarely leave home.
A quiet care plan is for pets who prefer a slower day: shy dogs, older dogs who tire easily, cats who like company but not commotion, or any pet who does better with fewer friends and more rest.
We start with a conversation about how they like to spend their time, what worries them and what helps. Then we plan a day with more quiet time, one or two calm companions or none at all, and a carer nearby.
Quiet care plans work alongside drop-in days or regular days. We’ll keep checking in with you and adjust as we learn more about your pet.
How it goes.
Arrive
A quiet hello
A calm drop-off at a quieter time, with time to settle before anything else.
Morning
Gentle company
One or two calm friends, or a carer to sit with, in a quieter part of the room.
Midday
Plenty of rest
A soft bed in a quiet corner, with someone nearby.
Afternoon
At their pace
A short sniff walk, a gentle game or more rest, whichever they prefer.
For dogs, and for cats.
The same option, planned around who’s coming.
Dogs
- Smaller groups or a calm friend
- Short, gentle sniffing walks
- Extra rest and a soft bed in a quiet spot
Cats
- A covered bed and a hiding spot
- A carer who sits quietly nearby
- Never picked up if they don’t want to be
Being honest about what suits them.
Some pets blossom with a quieter day. Others are happier at home with a sitter, and that’s fine too. We’ll tell you honestly what we see and what we think would help your pet most.
If your pet has a health condition, takes medication or is recovering from something, talk to your vet about whether daycare suits them right now, and share their advice with us.
From Cedar Vale to Fern Court.
Drop off on your way into town from 8:30 am, and collect on your way home before 6:30 pm.
On the way to work
Plan a few spare minutes for drop-off so the hello isn’t rushed.
Garden dogs
Dogs used to a garden at home often love our garden time. Tell us what they enjoy.
Home-loving cats
Cats who rarely leave home may need a slower start. A hello visit helps.
What to bring.
- Lead and harness, or their carrier
- Their usual bed or blanket, if it helps
- Food in a labeled container, if needed
- Notes on what helps them relax
When another option fits better
Haven’t visited us yet?Hello visitHappy with a busier day?Drop-in dayWant a steady weekly routine?Regular days
Other options.
Daycare for Cedar Vale
Come and say hello.
Tell us about your dog or cat and the days you have in mind. We’ll start with a hello visit and plan the rest together.
