What vaccinations does my cat need?
Regular vaccinations are required for cats to ensure they remain free from a number of contagious diseases. The Cat Flu vaccination is required yearly.
As advised by Mill Rd Vets:
For adult cats the Initial vaccination is a course of 2 vaccinations approximately 2 weeks apart. Following this initial course, booster vaccinations are required annually or depending on your vet to maintain immunity from diseases.
A vaccination course for kittens is 2 initial vaccinations 2 weeks apart and should start at 8 weeks.
Your kitten (or adult cat, if vaccinations were started late) is not fully protected from the diseases vaccinated against until 10 days after the last vaccination in the initial course.
If your cat’s vaccination course becomes more than 3 – 6 months overdue, then the initial vaccination course, involving two beginning vaccinations will need to be repeated to ensure good immunity is maintained.
We require all cats in our care to be vaccinated yearly, unless advised otherwise by your vet. Discuss the latest vaccination recommendations and the best options for your cat with your vet.
You must bring a current vaccination certificate with your cat or ask your vet to phone or email through a copy. (NO CERTIFICATE NO STAY)
We also ask that you keep up regular flea and worm treats for your cats to protect the health and comfort of all our guests.
What happens if my cat gets sick?
Should any cats become ill while staying in our facility, you can rest assured they will receive the best possible care and attention.
To protect all guests, sick cats are placed into our isolation facility, and a vet will be contacted.
Any vet charges will be added to your final bill.
What about kittens or timid cats?
Our private rooms are purrfect for kittens and timid cats. Each cat has his/her own space and given all the time they need to settle in.
Rooms have large climbing frames for kittens to enjoy and cubby holes for the timid cats to snuggle in and feel safe.
What do you feed the cats and how often?
Cats are fed twice daily, morning and night. Many cats have dietary issues, so we just ask you to supply your own cat food for their entire stay.
What do I need to bring for my cats stay?
Please bring your cat in a carry cage, we will store this for you.
- A blanket or something with the smell of home, always helps cats settle in better.
- Any medication or special diet requirements – sufficient amounts for your cats stay.
- Please don’t forget to bring the current vaccination certificate for your cat.
- Dry cat food sufficient for their entire stay.
It is important we have your contact details and an alternative emergency name and number.
What are your Peak Periods?
Peak times include Christmas and New Years holiday period (18th December - 18th January), School Holidays and Statutory Holidays (i.e. Labour weekend, Easter weekend). See Terms and Conditions for more information. All prices are plus GST (if any).