Cat Boarding FAQ
CAT BOARDING FAQ
At our All About Cats Veterinary Hospital, we cater to felines exclusively. Keeping cats safe and healthy is our only priority. Our mission is to help our companions by meeting their nutritional, physical and emotional needs throughout the life span.
We understand owners are sometimes nervous about boarding their feline companions. Here are some of the most common questions we hear from first-time cat boarding clients.
Q. What type of training does your boarding staff have?
A. Three veterinarian supervise care. Boarding staff members are fully trained to spot unusual behaviors and symptoms your cat may be in distress, and provide gentle, compassionate care in your absence. Plus, everyone is qualified to work with multiple …show more content…
My diabetic cat takes insulin. Can you handle special health needs?
A. We complete a full health record for every guest admitted to our cat boarding facility. Our veterinarians are made aware of special dietary restrictions, medication requirements and exercise/stimulation needs, ensuring medically challenged and physically impaired cats are given the extra care and attention they need while you’re away.
Q. My cat gets stressed out in a new environment. How will you handle …show more content…
Do I need to bring food and personal belongings?
A. Nutritional dry/canned cat food, bedding, toys, feeding dishes and filtered water are provided. Special dietary supplements and food are the owner’s responsibility. All About Cats Veterinarian Hospital uses your specific feed instructions. You may choose to bring your own food and treats to keep the daily routine as close to normal as possible.
Q. What kind of kennels do you use?
A. The cat suites in our boarding facility are designed to keep your cat comfy and well-stimulated. Our unique ventilation system continuously filters out contagious air borne disease particles. Each suite is glass fronted to allow guests to see the reception area and other areas of the facility. The main room is 2’X2’X2.5 and includes a raised resting bench that is 2.5X1. The private quarters measure 1.5’X1’X1’. We accommodate two cats from the same family with attaching suites so they can be together in an expanded four-room suite.
Q. How often will you check on my cat?
A. Our staff does a housekeeping visit every morning. Changing the bedding, cleaning the litter box and monitoring for spills or safety issues is an ongoing process throughout the day.
Q. Do you offer complementary
At our All About Cats Veterinary Hospital, we cater to felines exclusively. Keeping cats safe and healthy is our only priority. Our mission is to help our companions by meeting their nutritional, physical and emotional needs throughout the life span.
We understand owners are sometimes nervous about boarding their feline companions. Here are some of the most common questions we hear from first-time cat boarding clients.
Q. What type of training does your boarding staff have?
A. Three veterinarian supervise care. Boarding staff members are fully trained to spot unusual behaviors and symptoms your cat may be in distress, and provide gentle, compassionate care in your absence. Plus, everyone is qualified to work with multiple …show more content…
My diabetic cat takes insulin. Can you handle special health needs?
A. We complete a full health record for every guest admitted to our cat boarding facility. Our veterinarians are made aware of special dietary restrictions, medication requirements and exercise/stimulation needs, ensuring medically challenged and physically impaired cats are given the extra care and attention they need while you’re away.
Q. My cat gets stressed out in a new environment. How will you handle …show more content…
Do I need to bring food and personal belongings?
A. Nutritional dry/canned cat food, bedding, toys, feeding dishes and filtered water are provided. Special dietary supplements and food are the owner’s responsibility. All About Cats Veterinarian Hospital uses your specific feed instructions. You may choose to bring your own food and treats to keep the daily routine as close to normal as possible.
Q. What kind of kennels do you use?
A. The cat suites in our boarding facility are designed to keep your cat comfy and well-stimulated. Our unique ventilation system continuously filters out contagious air borne disease particles. Each suite is glass fronted to allow guests to see the reception area and other areas of the facility. The main room is 2’X2’X2.5 and includes a raised resting bench that is 2.5X1. The private quarters measure 1.5’X1’X1’. We accommodate two cats from the same family with attaching suites so they can be together in an expanded four-room suite.
Q. How often will you check on my cat?
A. Our staff does a housekeeping visit every morning. Changing the bedding, cleaning the litter box and monitoring for spills or safety issues is an ongoing process throughout the day.
Q. Do you offer complementary