We are a family run business, employing qualified full time staff working as a dedicated team catering for your dog’s individual needs. Daily health checks are undertaken first thing in the morning and last thing at night as routine practice
to ensure we act immediately should any health issue arise.
We fully understand the trust you place in us when you leave your pet with us, and our aim is to offer you peace of mind so that you may enjoy your holiday knowing that your cat is in safe hands.

BOARDING FEES

All breeds with the exception of Persian cats are charged the same. Charges are inclusive for day of arrival and day of departure and not based on a 24 hour period of stay. A surcharge is added for all Bank Holiday periods and heating is charged for during the bad weather periods. Payment is by cash or cheque, we do not currently accept credit cards.

ACCOMMODATION

The cat chalets are set in the spacious gardens of our Queen Anne farmhouse. Each unit has a fully enclosed and insulated sleeping quarter with a window and transparent cat-flap. Thermostatically controlled slim-line radiator panels or heat lamps provide heating to the whole chalet. These elevated chalets open on to individual exterior runs that have translucent roofing giving protection against extremes of weather. Running around the exterior of each unit is a secure corridor leading to the cattery kitchen and main door. Each chalet is separated from its neighbour by Perspex sneeze barriers to minimise any possible spread of infection. We also have a floor- length chalet to cater for our more elderly residents when required.

BEDDING

We provide each cat with a plastic bed and soft acrylic Vet-bedding. Should you wish to bring your cat’s own bed, towels, cushions or toys from home you are most welcome to do so. Also, scratching posts are welcomed .

FOOD

We normally feed your cat twice a day (kittens or elderly cats can be fed 3 or 4 times per day if required) and request that you provide your cat’s own food in order to avoid upsetting their digestion and routines. It does help if you write down your feeding instructions and also don’t forget the measuring cups.

VACCINATIONS

No cat can be admitted without a current annual inoculation against infectious enteritis & cat flu. Additionally cover against leukimia is preferred during our busy periods but not essential. Please call or email for advice.