Before You Board
Cat Boarding Requirements in Singapore
To board with us, your cat needs up-to-date core vaccinations — FPV, FCV and FHV — an FIV/FeLV test result, and Revolution parasite treatment applied at least two weeks before the stay. Cats should be litter-trained and healthy on the day. Neutered cats are preferred; non-neutered cats aged 6 months and older are welcome for a $20 per-cat cleaning surcharge.
Vaccinations & Health
What vaccinations does my cat need?
Core vaccinations (FPV, FCV, FHV)
Up-to-date vaccination against feline parvovirus / panleukopenia (FPV), feline calicivirus (FCV), and feline herpesvirus / rhinotracheitis (FHV). Boosters must be current.
FIV / FeLV test
FIV/FeLV testing is mandatory and proof of results is required at check-in. We don't discriminate — FIV-positive and FeLV-positive cats are welcome. Just let us know in advance so we can make the right arrangements.
Revolution treatment
Revolution (external parasite treatment) applied at least two weeks before boarding. It is mandatory for stray and community cats.
Healthy at check-in
All cats must be healthy and free from contagious disease at check-in. We reserve the right to refuse boarding to any cat showing signs of illness — and we'll always talk it through with you.
Neutering
Does my cat need to be neutered?
We ask that cats be neutered to minimise yowling, calling, and spraying in a shared space — but non-neutered cats aged 6 months and older are warmly welcome. Please let us know in advance if your cat isn't neutered.
Neutered cats
No surcharge — our standard nightly rate applies.
Non-neutered, 6 months+
+ $20 / catA $20 per-cat cleaning fee for the stay, so we can refresh the suite thoroughly between guests.
Kittens under 6 months
Exempt — too young to be neutered, so no surcharge.
What to Bring
What should I pack for my cat's stay?
Vaccination & test records
Printed or digital proof of core vaccinations and the FIV/FeLV result.
Your cat's own food (optional)
If your cat has a sensitive stomach or eats a specific brand, bring it clearly labelled. Cooked or raw is welcome — we only ask no pork. You're also welcome to bring your usual litter if your cat prefers it.
Any medication
Clearly labelled with your cat's name, dosage, and schedule, plus written instructions.
Familiar comforts
A blanket, bed, or favourite toy that smells like home helps your cat settle. Please label everything with your cat's name.
An emergency contact
Someone we can reach who stays reachable throughout your cat's stay.
A note on behaviour
Tell us about any anxiety, aggression, or handling quirks so we can give your cat the right room and care, and keep everyone safe.
Booking Basics
How does booking work?
Minimum stay
2 nights
Check-in
2–5 pm
Check-out
10am–12pm
Deposit
50%
Community & Stray Cats
Caring for a community cat?
Stray and community cats are welcome once a vet has confirmed they're clinically well, with Revolution applied and FIV/FeLV testing done. We accept FIV-positive and FeLV-positive cats — just let us know in advance so we can prepare.