We feed cats and other small pets (no dogs)
FYI - We do not conduct business with clients on a Sunday but we do obviously feed animals. For cats come first.
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Feline Feeders was founded in 2005 to fill a void in the pet feeding area whilst there are pet feeding services around there is none aimed at the p***y cats of Brisbane only. We offer a service that will keep your loved ones in the manner they are used to ,no drama of finding a cattery or placing a burden on your friends or family so call Winsome and your cat will be happy.
This is Pearl, our newest family member. She is a nearly 6-month-old Burmilla. We forgot what it was like to have a "baby" in the house. She is sweet, very playful, slightly naughty and highly affectionate. Unfortunately, our other cats, Harry and Jill are currently NOT amused.
Our little acrobat, Jill. Firstly, climbing the ladder. Secondly, looking extremely pleased with herself for doing so.
You know it's cold when....your cat burrows under the lounge throw and uses it as a blanket
Meet Flash. I discovered he was a morning cat as he always met me at the front door when I arrived early in the morning but I rarely saw him in the afternoon. He loved to roll on the floor demanding brushes and rubs from me. He was most put out when I stopped. He is a lovely happy cat.
This is young Tilly. She was a little shy of me for the first few days but then she decided I was ok. After that she was full of energy, fun and purrs. She is such a little cutie.
These are my latest Tonkinese clients, Koko (bottom) and Blossom. They are very similar to look at and very difficult to tell apart. Koko has a slightly darker tinge to her fur. They were both a little unsure of me at first but Koko eventually warmed to me even allowing me to give her a cuddle and brush while purring her pusser off. Blossom sat at a distance and watched this unfold but soon disappeared if I tried to get closer. Both beautiful pu***es I'm sure over time Blossom will come around
This is Daisy (tabby) and Zelda (Tortoiseshell). Daisy is an independent free spirit who will wander the neighbourhood and make herself at home wherever the mood takes her. She is lovely and affectionate. Zelda is more of a home body preferring to spend her days lying on a bed in comfort.
Meet Audrey, Boodle, Charlotte and Riot. All beautiful girls. Very friendly, very affectionate with their own little personalities. A pleasure to care for.
This little cutie is 4 month old Benson. He has joined a family with two females. His big sister Sophie loves to put him in his place but 10 year old Charlotte has taken to mothering him. Benson is affectionate and cheeky.
Our Jill is an acrobat. She jumped from the top of the scratching post to walk the top of the front door and try to reach the poor baby gecko that can be barely seen in the photo! Needless to say she failed but if we ever put a walkway around the top of the wall for her she would be in heaven. She loves to climb.
This is Sylvester. He is a gorgeous friendly boy. He loves cuddles and craved my attention until I fed him. Then I was dismissed as the servant I am.
Meet Tinkerbell and Mittens. Unfortunately I don't know who is who. They are very similar to look at and I was not able to meet them on my orientation visit as they were both too shy and in hiding. After a couple of days of coming in to feed them they both came out to say hello. They ended up being very friendly and cute.
This is Miabella (Ragdoll). Is that the saddest face you have ever seen? And Monty (Tonkinese). Despite his apparent relaxed state he was very unsure of me and wouldn't let me get too close. Both of them were very vocal trying to outdo each other in letting me know how much they both disapproved of the situation they found themselves in. However, they are both gorgeous cats who were a pleasure to look after.
Meet Louie. He is a rescue cat who has found his furever home. He is a little bit skittish due to his past but he is a lovely boy. He responds well to treats and will overcome his fears for a moment to wolf them down. I was able to give him a couple of quick pats, brush and even picked him up twice. I think he wants to be friends but is a bit unsure. After all these events he would dart off to his safe place. He does like to chat so I am sure over time we will become good friends.
When we take Jill for her morning walk she loves nothing better than rolling around in "her" box trailer
This is Jasmine. She is 19 years old. Despite her advanced years she has no health problems, loves her food and moves quickly. I had to make sure I got inside quickly because she always had a head of steam up heading straight for me when I arrived. She was a pleasure to care for.
Hands up if you think this looks like the most comfortable position to sleep in
Our Jill certainly knows how to relax. She is living her best life
Meet Mimi doing the downward cat. Her original family was unable to continue to look after her so she was taken in by her new humans who have become her furever family. At first timid and unsure of her new surroundings she has now settled in and rules the roost. She is now more confident and welcoming of strange people like myself. I found her very friendly and affectionate and look forward to visiting her again.
Meet gorgeous Pippa. She is very friendly and came running to meet me at every visit. I don't think it had anything to do with my charming personality though. After a brief cuddle and kiss she looked at me as if to say "ok now that's out of the road feed me!". She is a big fan of her food.
This is Peanut (left) and Teddy (right). The photo was taken by their human as they are both quite shy and unlikely to come to me. Obviously, they have slight differences in their appearance but are very similar. Not seeing them both at my initial visit I was told the main difference is that Teddy's nose is white while Peanut's is orange. Teddy did venture out to size me up on my second visit. I was able to brush him, pick him up, give him a cuddle and kiss although I don't think he was too sure about that. He is a lovely cat. I'm sure Peanut is too but he kept to himself.
This is Cleo. She is a beautiful affectionate rescue cat who is helping to heal the heart of her humans after they lost their beloved Teresa.
Meet the lovely Max (in cat bed) and Brewster. New clients - Brewster seems to be glaring at me. Wondering who I am, what I am doing in his house and why am I taking his photo? Max was just happy chilling out. Brewster soon came around when I got his food. He even took the medication I had to sq**rt into his mouth in good spirit.
This is my new client, Moxie. She is a beautiful rescue cat who has landed on her paws with her new people. She has a beautiful nature. She loves company and food although I'm not sure in that order. Like many of my clients she was not amenable to posing for the perfect photo for me! I look forward to spending more time with her in the future
This is Meow Meows. Meow Meows is an older lady who had a bad start to life. She has fallen on her feet with her lovely family. I was told she had some behavioural problems and may bite but she was the perfect client. She allowed me to brush her, cuddle and kiss her and she did it all with a purr. She was a pleasure to look after.
This is Austin the Burmilla. He is absolutely gorgeous. I have cared for many cats over the years but he has to take the cake as the most affectionate. He loved snuggling high up on my chest pressing himself into my face. He purred constantly, head butted me and eventually I had to take a rug with me to use as a buffer between his razor sharp needle like claws shredding my skin as he kneaded me. One of Austin's favourite hobbies is to take money and hide it away. Apparently he loves a wad of cash. This I learnt the hard way. To all human slaves please give notice to my p***y clients that is the new standard of treatment I expect in future.
This is Millie and Ollie (white). Millie was quite shy hiding under the bed sheets and hoping I wouldn't find her. Ollie was more interested in getting to know me. I don't think I have looked after a gorgeous white cat like him before.
These are my new clients Hershey (front) and Mittens. Their human had to send me this photo as I was unable to catch one of them when I visited. Mittens is very friendly and full of energy. Not interested in posing for me. Hershey is a little shyer but a beautiful gentle cat. They were a little unsure of my cuddles but tolerated it for a short time. They were both curious of who I was and why I smelled like so many different animals.
This is Elliott. He is another of my gorgeous new clients. Every time I arrived he would meet me at the top of the driveway and es**rt me to his food area. He loved a cuddle, kiss and brush, purring the whole time.
Meet Jimmy Choo (posing), Diesel (in pot plant) and Poppy Rose (rolling on back). They are a family of ragdolls. My clients had to send me a photo of Jimmy Choo as proof he exists. He is very shy. I did see him once, which startled us both, as he freaked out and did the cartoon run up the hallway going a hundred miles an hour but not getting very far very fast! He ping-ponged his way off the walls up the hallway until he disappeared into a bedroom never to be seen again. Poor Jimmy Choo! Both Diesel and Poppy Rose were very chilled. They were more than happy to have cuddles, kisses, pats and brushes. A pleasure to care for.
88 Burralong Street
Brisbane, QLD
4017
| Monday | 7am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 7pm |
| Friday | 7am - 7pm |
| Saturday | 7am - 7pm |
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