- Getting Started
Getting your furry friend Settled in
When our feline guests arrive, we prioritize their comfort and well-being. We understand that cats are naturally cautious creatures who need time to adjust to new surroundings. To ensure a smooth transition, we provide a spacious, furnished room complete with cozy armchairs, soft cushions, and inviting hammocks.
Instead of overwhelming them with immediate interaction, we allow our feline friends to acclimate at their own pace. Upon arrival, we gently place them in a large, comfortable cage equipped with food, water, a litter box, a hammock, and a cushion. This secure space allows them to observe their new environment and feel at ease.
We carefully monitor their behavior and attitude to determine when they are ready to explore. After a few hours, we open the cage door, giving them the freedom to venture out whenever they feel comfortable. Some cats eagerly leave the cage and embrace their new surroundings, while others may take a day or more to build up the courage. Some may even dart out for a quick tour before retreating to the safety of their cage.
Regardless of their individual preferences, we ensure that our feline guests have a stress-free and enjoyable stay, providing them with the time, space, and care they need to feel truly at home.
- Requirements
Ensuring our cat Guests' Safety
The safety of the cats in our pet hotel is of utmost important. We have the following requirements so that we can ensure the safety of all our guests.
Vaccinations
All vaccinations, and internal & external parasite treatments must be up to date.
Spay / Neuter
All male cats must be neutered. Female cats must not be in heat.
Medicines
Please inform us if your cat has any illness and is currently on medication
Communicable Diseases
We cannot accept cats with life threatening conditions and contagious diseases
- FAQs
What to Pack for your cat's Stay
- Photocopy of your ID / Passport
- Your cat's favourite bed, blanket, toy, etc. Having one of your clothing / small belongings will make them feel comfortable on their first day
- Vaccination booklet
- Food & treats for the duration of your cat's stay
- Litter that your cat is currently familiar with
- FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
I haven’t encountered such a situation in years. The reason is that this area does not belong to any of them and also we do not accept male cats that are not neutered. Cats are little lions and protect their territory, but this is not the area of any of them anyway. At most, the place we put them when they first arrive is their space. That’s why, in all these years, I have never witnessed a situation serious enough to cause harm, except for very minor challenges. They are also constantly within our hearing and visual field. At the slightest challenge, they find me.
Unfortunately, we cannot provide this service. What many service providers call separate rooms are actually large, stylish and comfortable cages. Businesses doing this business can only do so much and release cats on a rotating basis. We do not have this type of service.