Upcoming care

Support for life between vet visits.

New veterinary-informed services are in development for the practical, emotional, and changing needs of cats at home.

Coming soon

More support for the parts of care that happen at home.

I’m developing new veterinary-informed services to bridge the gap between your cat’s vet appointments and the care questions, routines, and decisions you manage at home.

  • Feline wellness and lifestyle consultations
  • Behavior counseling and modification
  • Quality-of-life assessments and palliative care support
  • Other veterinary-informed care

Initial consultations will always take place in person. Some follow-up support may be available virtually.

A little help, right here

How can I help?

Choose a question for a quick answer and the details you need.

What services do you offer, and what do they cost?

Comfy Claws offers feline-only care at home, including nail trims, comfort and hygiene grooming, medication assistance, and other support. The Care Menu lists services, packages, and current prices.

Do you visit my area? Are there travel fees?

Comfy Claws serves Philadelphia and South Jersey. Travel fees depend on your location. Choose your area to check the map or look up your South Jersey ZIP code.

When are appointments available?

Visit the availability page for general weekday hours and notes about after-hours and weekend visits. Check the booking portal for available appointment times.

How do I book, and what happens during a visit?

Choose a service and request a visit through online booking. The Your Visit page explains how to prepare and what to expect. Services are performed with clients present at home, unless discussed beforehand.

Can this replace a visit to the vet?

At-home services such as nail trims and sanitary care can reduce trips to the vet clinic for care that can be comfortably provided at home; however, these services are not a substitute for necessary routine, preventative, or illness-related veterinary care. Questions about symptoms or medical concerns should always be directed to your veterinarian. For questions about whether an at-home service fits your cat’s needs, please get in touch.