The Essentials

The health of our guests is of paramount importance. We require a veterinarian's verification that your cat is up to date with respiratory (FVRCP) and Rabies shots. FVRCP initial series must be complete prior to boarding to meet our boarding requirements. Vaccine records can be e-mailed to [email protected], or uploaded directly to our client portal. Kittens are welcome at four months of age or older and, by age eight months, must be neutered/spayed. We cannot accommodate cats that are FIV positive or FELV positive.

We pride ourselves on a flea-free environment! Every arriving guest goes directly to his or her room or suite and stays there for the first overnight. If the new arrival brought unwanted visitors, we would find "flea dirt" (physical evidence of fleas) in the room the next morning, and we will administer (and charge for) Advantage® and/or Capstar® treatments. This policy protects our open resort environment.

A favorite towel, blanket, T-shirt, or pillow that smells like home (and you) is welcome but strictly optional. Please label your cat's soft goods with your name in indelible ink.

You are free to bring your kitty's favorite toys, but you should be aware that toys tend to be carried around the shop and "shared" by other cats - we cannot guarantee that your kitty's toys will be returned, but we do have a large supply of "exchange" toys.

We recommend you bring your kitty's favorite food to both help with their adjustment, and help to avoid any digestive upset from a sudden change in dry food. Otherwise, we can provide high-quality dry food at no charge, and wet food is available for purchase (discounts are applied for all wet food purchased for use during your kitties stay with us).

Medications and dietary supplements are administered as requested. There are additional charges for administering food supplements, vitamins, medications, insulin and other injections, and subcutaneous hydration therapy (fluids). 

Names, phone numbers, and email addresses where you can be reached and the name, number, and email address of a local friend or family contact who can speak for you are required; this is particularly important when you are traveling internationally. Your local contacts are welcome to visit your kitty at the hotel while you're away as well!