Boarding Checklist

Boarding checklist – your cat’s safety & well being are our #1 concern

What to bring?

1. Proof of current vaccinations-rabies & distemper. If your cat is exempt from any vaccinations we need a note from your vet.

2. The food your cat is accustomed to eating. Pack extra in case you are delayed. Unused food will be returned to you.

3. Flea prevention is mandatory. DO NOT ask for an exception to this. Fleas can survive indoors even in winter. If you have not already done so, we can apply Advantage upon check in to protect your cat - $12 per cat. We would rather be overly cautious than send your cat home with fleas. If you bring in a cat that has fleas, your cat will be quarantined and treated at the cost to you of $40 per cat.

4. To help your cat feel more at ease, you can bring a t-shirt or small blanket with your scent on it.

5. Toys and/or treats that your cat enjoys. Please note if the toys become soiled they will be discarded for sanitary reasons.

6. Any medication should be labeled with your cat's name.

7. All cats must be spayed or neutered.

8. PLEASE cats must travel in carriers when entering or leaving Catnaps. This is simple common sense for safety. A harness and leash is also acceptable.
   

   We provide clean blankets, bowls, litter boxes and litter. If you are in doubt about anything please ask! We want to assist you in making your cat's stay as comfortable as possible. Every guest is so important to us!

Helpful Tips

1. Make reservations well in advance.
2. Confine your cat to the house ahead of time so he doesn’t “disappear” when it’s time to get in the carrier.
3. Withold food 2-4 hours before leaving to avoid car sickness.
4. Ask a friend or family member to be a contact person in case of emergency.
5. Remember to label personal items with your cat’s name.
6. Allow plenty of time to arrive and check-in.