Cat Boarding - Get your cat ready for its holiday.
Leaving your cat behind when you go on holiday is never an easy decision. However, with the advent of pet sitters and cattery facilities , leaving your best friend at home is not such a daunting task. Before you leave home, there are several things you should do to ensure your cat’s welfare and ease the upheaval of your holiday. The Top Vaccines Cat Boarding Facilities Require Before even travelling to a cat boarding facility, you have to make sure that your cat is vaccinated against the following common diseases: - Cat flu (feline herpes virus) - Enteritis (commonly known as cat flu) - Infectious laryngotracheitis (a highly contagious upper respiratory infection) - Feline leukaemia - Feline infectious peritonitis (a fatal, infectious disease of cats). Your cat should also be wormed and treated for fleas. Your cat will need to be treated for fleas in a cat boarding facility or with its pet sitter. What to pack for boarding your cat Carrier - food - bowls - comb...