Cat breed guides
Every cat at Happy Paws gets an individual four-level tower with its own litter box and blanket, for $35 a night on the 2026 rate sheet, whatever the breed. The breed guides explain coat, temperament and what to tell staff about your cat.

Cat breed boarding guides
- Maine Coon cat
- Ragdoll cat
- Siamese cat
- Persian cat
- Bengal cat
- British Shorthair cat
- Sphynx cat
- Scottish Fold cat
- Abyssinian cat
- Russian Blue cat
- Devon Rex cat
- Exotic Shorthair cat
- Norwegian Forest Cat
- Birman cat
- American Shorthair cat
- Domestic Shorthair cat
- Domestic Longhair cat
- Himalayan cat
- Burmese cat
- Oriental Shorthair cat
- American Bobtail cat
- American Curl cat
- American Wirehair cat
- Balinese cat
- Bombay cat
- Burmilla cat
- Chartreux cat
- Colorpoint Shorthair cat
- Cornish Rex cat
- Egyptian Mau cat
- Havana Brown cat
- Japanese Bobtail cat
- Korat cat
- LaPerm cat
- Lykoi cat
- Manx cat
- Ocicat cat
- RagaMuffin cat
- Selkirk Rex cat
- Siberian cat
- Singapura cat
- Somali cat
- Tonkinese cat
- Turkish Angora cat
- Turkish Van cat
A Maine Coon and a Siamese board the same way but may want different things: more room for fur, more attention, a quiet corner. These guides help you describe your cat to the cattery.
What every cat gets
The cattery has individual four-level towers, which the kennel calls condos. Each cat has its own litter box and cozy blanket, and there is a cat tree and cat houses for play and hiding. The kennel and cattery are temperature controlled, and medications are given at no extra charge. Cats from one home can share a condo; the second cat is $30 a night. See cat boarding for the full picture.
Pick a breed
Guides are written for long-haired breeds like the Maine Coon, Ragdoll and Persian, short-haired breeds like the Siamese, Bengal and British Shorthair, and for the mixed cats most households have, the Domestic Shorthair and Domestic Longhair.
Vaccines and booking
Cats need current rabies and FVRCP records on file and must be at least 16 weeks old before the first day. Send a booking request or call 707-678-6600; the kennel confirms every reservation. For a first visit, a cat day care day costs $25.
Telling staff about your cat
- Coat: tell staff if your cat has a long coat that mats easily
- Personality: shy, social, a climber or a lap cat
- Food: bring your cat's usual food at no charge, or use the house pate and chicken-and-rice kibble
- Medication: written dose and times
Sources (checked October 19, 2026)
2026 nightly rates
- First Class kennel $72
- Business Class kennel $59
- Economy Class kennel $52
- Cat condo $35
All-inclusive: food, medications and walks. 2026 rates, effective for reservations made on or after Jan 1, 2026.
All 2026 ratesVisit or call
6677 Midway Road, Dixon, CA 95620
| Drop-off and pick-up, every day | 7:30 to 11:30 AM and 2:00 to 5:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tours, every day (no appointment) | 9:00 to 11:00 AM and 2:00 to 4:00 PM |
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Answers
Questions people ask
Still have a question? Call 707-678-6600 (every day 7:30-11:30 AM and 2-5 PM) or see the boarding FAQ.
Does the breed change what a cat pays?
No. A cat is $35 a night on the 2026 rate sheet whatever the breed.
Can two cats share?
Yes. The second cat sharing a condo is $30 a night.
Are all cat breeds accepted?
The kennel accepts all breeds of cats, with current rabies and FVRCP vaccines.
Is there a cat day care?
Yes, at $25 a day for one cat.
Happy Paws Kennels
Ask about your dates
Send your dates and pets and the kennel will get back to you. Holiday stays need a 50% deposit 30 days before drop-off, so ask early.
6677 Midway RoadDixon, CA 95620707-678-6600
| Drop-off and pick-up, every day | 7:30 to 11:30 AM and 2:00 to 5:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tours, every day (no appointment) | 9:00 to 11:00 AM and 2:00 to 4:00 PM |
Check-out is by 11:30 AM. An afternoon pick-up is charged half of the nightly rate.