Many cats are anxious in new places, and seeing the tower first helps the owner more than the cat. Here is what you will find.
What you will see
The cattery is in the front building of the 2022 T-shaped building, close to the lobby and apart from the dog runs in the kennel building.
- Individual four-level towers, called condos on the rate sheet.
- A litter box and a blanket for each cat.
- A cat tree and cat houses for playing and hiding.
- The lobby, where drop-off and pick-up happen.
Planning the visit
Come inside the tour hours. Outside them the office is closed from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM, and on Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve it closes at 3:00 PM, with the kennel closed all day on seven holidays. Ask the staff member to take you to the cattery first if your cat is the only reason you came.
Questions worth asking on the tour
Ask how your cat's food will be served. House food is pate and chicken-and-rice kibble, both free, and your own food is welcome at no charge in the original bag with amounts in cups. Ask about medications, which are given at no extra charge. Confirm that rabies and FVRCP records are current through the stay.
After the tour
Book by sending a request through the online account or calling 707-678-6600, and the kennel confirms it. A cat condo is $35 per night on the 2026 rates, and a second cat from the same home sharing the condo is $30. The first-time cat boarding guide helps you prepare.