Traveling with a cat can be challenging, especially when visiting family or taking a business trip. We know that sometimes your cat will need to stay at home, which is why the veterinary care team at 6th Avenue Animal Clinic and Clinton Hill Animal Clinic is proud to offer full-service cat boarding.Brooklyn Veterinary Hospital Gives Cats a Safe Place to Board
Cats are extremely sensitive to environmental changes. When threatened or insecure, cats will revert to their natural instincts to hunt prey, which can lead to unexpected behavior if you take your cat with you on a trip! Leaving your cat at home with a pet sitter may also be stressful. Sadly, we've heard stories about cats that quickly slipped out the door, running away from the pet sitter while their owners were thousands of miles away.
Our state-of-the-art cat boarding facilities are a safe and comfortable place to leave your pet. We help your cats feel confident and secure in their new surroundings, so they can relax and enjoy their own vacation! Our cat room is a serene, tranquil environment, filled with stimulating toys and plenty of spots for napping. For cats that are comfortable with new human friends, our staff will give them plenty of affection and neck scratching. We follow strict hygiene standards, including changing the litter boxes daily, disinfecting the room on a regular basis and always providing your cat with plenty of fresh water.
Boarding your cat is also a great time to make sure that he or she is up to date on all pet vaccinations and routine wellness services. We know that it can be difficult to take time off from work for regular vet check-ups. That's why our veterinarian offers routine check-ups, vaccinations and pet dental cleaning services for cats while boarding. Our Brooklyn cat boarding services provides your pet with a safe place to stay, an opportunity for your cat to get up-to-date on all his or her wellness needs, and most importantly, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that in the event of an emergency, a vet is just steps away.
Do you have questions about cat boarding? Had a challenging experience traveling with your cat in the past? Post a question for our veterinarian and share your story below!