Cat boarding near Yolo

This page is about the Census place called Yolo, not the county. It has 201 households, and four in five include children.

Quick facts

• About 34 minutes, 25.9 miles from Yolo
• Highway 113 for 16.6 miles, then I-5 and I-80
• $35 a night, $30 for each additional cat sharing a tower (2026 rates)
• Drop-off 7:30 to 11:30 AM and 2:00 to 5:00 PM

The Yolo community

Yolo has about 201 households and 800 residents. All 201 are renters, 80 percent have children under 18, and the median age is 15.5. By the national share, about 60 households would have a cat, an estimate and not a count. If you live elsewhere in the county, see the Yolo County page.

Highway 113, then two interstates

The route runs 16.6 miles on Highway 113, 4.5 on Interstate 5 and 3.6 on Interstate 80. It is 25.9 miles and about 34 minutes without traffic, with a crow-flies distance of 22.4 miles.

Most of the miles are on highway, which is why the drive is shorter than the mileage suggests.

Renting with a cat

Renters often travel on a landlord-set schedule, such as a lease change or a move. A tower stay of a few nights covers the gap between leases. A week is 7 x $35 = $245 on the 2026 rates.

Getting ready

Bring rabies and FVRCP records. Check-out is by 11:30 AM, and the cat boarding page lists what the cattery provides, including house food at no charge.

Booking from Yolo

Request the dates through Book / My Account, upload rabies and FVRCP records and sign the boarding agreement once. The kennel confirms every reservation, and the balance is due at pick-up. Tours run every day, 9 to 11 AM and 2 to 4 PM, with no appointment, and a staff member walks with you.

A short stay is easy to price ahead of time: 3 nights is 3 x $35 = $105 on the 2026 rates, and 10 nights is 10 x $35 = $350. Families with children can ask about the dates around school breaks early, since those weeks fill first. Call 707-678-6600 with questions about a specific date.