Cats from the same household usually take comfort in each other. The sharing rate makes that practical.
What a condo is
The cattery has individual four-level towers, which the rate sheet calls condos. Each cat has its own litter box and blanket, and a cat tree and cat houses give room to play and hide. Boarding two cats together means sharing the tower and the space.
The numbers
| Cats | Per night | Five nights |
|---|---|---|
| 1 cat | $35 | $175 |
| 2 cats sharing | $35 plus $30 | $325 |
When separate towers are better
Cats who tolerate each other at home but not around food, or an older cat who needs quiet, may do better in their own tower. You choose the setup when you book, and the kennel confirms it.
Cats and the paperwork
Cats need rabies and FVRCP records current through the last day of the stay. Each cat needs its own record. Feeding is canned pate and chicken-and-rice kibble, or your own food with amounts written in cups.
Booking tips
Tell the kennel at booking which cats will share, and note each cat's age, health and feeding in the pet information. Cats that are fine together on the couch generally share well. If one is shy, mention it, and ask about the arrangement. Booking early helps, since the cattery has a limited number of towers.