18 Aug 2026 · 3 min read
Cats and boarding: why a separate floor matters
Dog sounds and smells stress cats more than we think.
Cats are attached to territory, so a temporary home needs to be quiet and predictable.
No barking
The cat floor has its own entrance and double doors, and dogs never pass through.
Somewhere to hide
Every room has a hide-away — cats who can hide settle faster.
The same carer
The cat floor has a regular carer, so cats get used to one voice and one pair of hands.
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