Boarding Cattery
We are delighted to announce that our boarding cattery is now open!
Pricing
Prices are based on a daily rate inclusive of arrival and departure day.
Prices listed below are based on an individual cat pen i.e. up to 2 cats sharing a cat pen.
| Number of cats | Full price |
|---|---|
| 1 cat | £12 |
| 2 cats | £18 |
It is really important to us that your cat has a relaxed and enjoyable time during their stay at Campus Vets and Pets. As cat lovers and owners ourselves, we know what an important decision choosing where to board your cat is. We hope to make it a little easier by giving you that much needed reassurance that your cat will be looked after in the way we would want someone to look after our own pets.
Our cat boarding facilities are fully insured and open all year round with CCTV security and a veterinary practice on site.
Opening hours
We are open for drop off and collection between 8.30am and 6pm, seven days a week. If you would like to visit our cattery before booking your cat in to stay with us, please contact us to arrange a mutually convenient time. This will give you the opportunity to see where your cat will stay, meet our team and ask any questions that you may have.
On arrival
We want to ensure that we get to know your cat; their habits, quirks, likes and dislikes to make sure their stay with us is as relaxed as possible. On arrival we will give your cat a quick health check and complete all the necessary paperwork to ensure we have all the important information during their stay with us, such as your contact details and your pet’s usual food and daily routine.
Whilst bedding and food are provided, if you wish to bring your cat’s own bed, a favourite toy or their usual food/treats, we will ensure they are taken during the admission process. If you raw feed your cat, we have a freezer in which to store this, we just please ask that you bring the food along bagged up in portions and labelled as much as possible.
Multi-pet discounts and long term stays
We offer discounts on multiple cats from the same family. The maximum number sharing a cat pen is two.
Discounts for long term stays (over 30 days) may be negotiable on an individual basis.
Vaccinations and medications
An up-to-date vaccination card must be brought along for all animals coming into the boarding kennels/cattery. A
If your cat is on any medication, please ensure that you bring enough for the full stay, preferably with a little extra to cover any emergencies such as an unexpected delay in your return from holiday. We will discuss any medication requirements on admission, ensuring we know exactly what your cat needs and when. If you have any questions or concerns about any specific medical needs that you would like to discuss with us before your cat’s stay please feel free to call us to discuss. There are no additional charges for dispensing medication.
We recommend that all animals are up-to-date with their flea treatment and are wormed prior to boarding. No cats suffering from any contagious or infectious disease will be accepted.
Cat Boarding
Our luxury cattery provides a safe and relaxing environment for your cat during their stay at Campus Vets and Pets. The cat kennels are fully heated and insulated with each cat having their own cosy sleeping compartment, bed, litter tray and secure day area. During their stay, your cat will receive individual care and attention with lots of cuddles and fuss if they enjoy it.
Please ensure you bring your cat in a secure cat carrier on arrival to ensure they are safe until they are settled into their holiday accommodation.
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Location
Campus Vets and Pets Boarding Kennels and cattery is located just off of junction 28 of the M62 with free onsite parking. it is easily commutable from the surrounding area, being approximately 10 minutes’ drive from Morley or Batley, 15 minutes from Wakefield and Dewsbury, and 20 minutes’ drive away from Leeds and Pontefract.
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