We have boarded our cats with D.B Boarding for nearly 15 years now, and couldn't recommend them highly enough. The lovely ladies who look after the day to day care of their charges, are clearly dedicated to their task and we know our precious pets will be loved and looked after while we are away. We adopted our current puss from Elgar Road Vet / Cattery and even though she definitely a "naughty tortie", she is welcomed back every time. Each time we leave her, we know she is safe, comfortable and well looked after by a fantastic team. It is also reassuring to know that should any health issues arise, the veterinary staff are close at hand.

Handy tips

How to prepare for cat boarding at the cat motel

Going out of town can be a difficult time for your cat. Make sure you and your cat are both ready for cat boarding before you send your cat to the cattery.

Be sure your cat is up to date on vaccinations and treatments before taking him or her to the kennel. Catteries often ask for vaccination proof and might not take in your cat if he has fleas or other problems.
Double check that you have your pet’s medication and any special food if required. Also, give your cattery kennel your vet’s number and contact information.
Consider whether your cat is well socialised both with people and other cats.
Finally don’t forget to have an awesome trip, knowing that your cat is in safe and capable hands.

Keep this guide in mind as you continue browsing through our directory for local boarding catteries near you. This way, you and your darling feline friend can both have a holiday.