All cats must arrive in a secure  pet carrier, along with an up to date vaccination card

 showing your cat has been vaccinated against cat flu and enteritis.

If you cat has  been having a yearly booster then a over lapse of one month is acceptable.

If for some reason your cat has not kept the vaccinations up to date, then your

 Veterinary Surgeon will need to give a course of two injections over a period of three - four weeks.

 Your cat cannot enter the cattery until one weeks after the second injection.

We recommend your cat is wormed every three months and treated with flea preparation

 prior to boarding. Details of your veterinary surgeon and known health problems

will be required.  (This will affect any insurance claims if details are not given at time

of admission of any on going medical treatment or illness.) All information will assist if

 Veterinary surgeon treatment is required.

All cats will be examined on arrival and the Proprietor reserves the right to refuse

 admission to any cat showing signs of ill health, pending advise  from veterinary surgeon.

Once paperwork has been filled in and all details required. Your cat will then be placed

 in his holiday chalet, along with any home comforts you have brought along.

 You are most welcome to phone during your cats stay, to enquire how your

 cat is enjoying himself.......

If you wish to leave an email contact address, we are happy to send you a holiday photo of your cat.....(see additional services on front page)

We don't want you worrying about your cat when you are on holiday   !!

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