Questions & Answers

Yes. We care for cats only, and there are never any dogs in the house. No barking, no chaos, just calm.

We're a private home in Fredericksburg, Virginia, serving Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, Alexandria, Richmond, Midlothian and Short Pump. For our guests' safety and privacy, we share the address once your stay is confirmed.

Only a small number, never more than four guests at a time, so every cat gets real attention and the house stays quiet.

Never. There are no cages and no condos. Every guest has a private, themed suite.

Use the booking form on our home page, or call or text (540) 412-8436. We'll reply within a day to confirm availability and set up a consultation call or meet-and-greet.

Rates depend on the length of the stay, the number of cats and any add-ons. Please contact us for rates.

Yes. Cats-only daycare is available during business hours, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It's ideal after surgery, for midday medication, for seniors and kittens, or as a trial day before boarding.

Yes. Our Feline Travel Concierge is a paid add-on that collects your cat from your door and brings them home again, priced by distance. Just add it when you request your stay.

Every guest must be current on rabies and FVRCP. Please bring vaccination records with you.

Yes: pills, liquids and special diets, given on your cat's schedule. Please bring clear written instructions.

We're pet CPR and first-aid certified, keep your vet's details and emergency preferences on file, and a 24-hour emergency vet is just minutes away. Trained backup help is ready if we're ever called away.

Only in our secure, screened catio, only with your permission, and always with us watching. Every guest also wears an AirTag for the whole stay.

Yes. Shy cats are never pulled out of hiding. They get a quiet suite, calming pheromones and patience, and most start exploring within a day or two.

Every guest has a private suite, and cats who prefer their own company take turns enjoying the house, so no one has to share space they don't want.

Yes. Cats from the same household can share a suite if they're happiest together.

Your cat's food, any medications with instructions, vaccination records and your vet's contact information. You're welcome to bring their bed, blanket, toys and litter, too; familiar smells make everything easier.

Yes. You'll get daily photos and updates, and a written recap of how your cat ate, played and settled in.