The cost of a kitty hotel day may vary depending on the additional services offered. The price ranges from $ 13,000 (about $15 USD per day).

Cats can experience some stress when changing environments. However, each of our kitty suites is designed to minimize stress with quiet spaces, toys and personalized attention. Bringing familiar items from home, such as their blanket or toys, can also help.

In our hotel we have a litter box, but we also allow you to bring your cat's litter box to make him feel more comfortable.

Kittens must be vaccinated with triplefelin and rabies.

Your kitten should be dewormed both internally and externally. Check with your veterinarian to make sure she is up to date with her deworming prior to her stay.

Without a maximum time limit, as long as we have availability and make the corresponding payment for the continuous stay.

Kittens can go to a hotel from 4 months of age, as long as they have their complete vaccination schedule.

In our kitten hotel it is mandatory that the cat is spayed and the kitten is neutered. This is ideal to ensure that we can provide the proper care and attention during your stay.

Core vaccinations should be renewed annually. Check with your veterinarian to make sure all your cat's vaccinations are up to date prior to your cat's stay.

Yes, the rabies vaccine is essential to prevent rabies, a deadly disease that can affect both animals and humans.

Rabies vaccination should be administered annually or according to local laws.

Deworming your kitten helps prevent infections from internal parasites (such as roundworms and flatworms) and external parasites (such as fleas and ticks), keeping your pet healthy and disease-free.

It is recommended to deworm your kitten internally every 3 months and externally every month, depending on the product used and the veterinarian's recommendation.

You should bring their favorite bed or blanket, enough food for the whole stay, their litter box if they prefer.

It is not mandatory, but it is recommended so that your cat feels more comfortable using a litter it already knows.

Bring enough food for each day of the stay plus a little extra in case there are delays in your return. Also remember to include his SNACKS if he is used to eating them.

Yes, you should always report any medical conditions, allergies, medication or special needs to ensure they receive proper care.

Please contact us as soon as possible to inform us and coordinate the extension of your stay, and to review food issues and extra payments to be made as appropriate.