Boarding Two or More Cats: Rooms, Extra-Cat Charges and Tips
Boarding two or more cats? Whether they should share, which room fits how many, how extra-cat charges work and how to pack for several cats.
Going away when you live with two, three or more cats raises a few extra questions. Should they share a room? Which room is big enough? How does the price change with each cat? This guide walks through boarding more than one cat at our cat hotel, from room choice to labelling food bags.
Should your cats share a room?
You know your cats better than anyone. The question is not just whether they live in the same house, but whether they actually like being close to each other in a small space for several days.
Cats that usually do well together
Pairs that groom each other, sleep curled up together or eat side by side at home often take comfort in having a familiar face in the room. For a bonded pair, sharing can make a new place feel less strange, since each cat brings the smell of home with it.
Cats that may be better apart
Some cats share a house but keep their distance, with separate sleeping spots and the odd hiss at the food bowl. Put them in one boarding room and that distance disappears. If your cats only tolerate each other, separate rooms are worth considering.
Signs to think about
- One cat guards the food bowl or the litter box.
- One cat often hides when the other comes near.
- Play between them regularly turns into real fights.
- One cat needs a special diet or medication the other must not eat.
Which room fits how many cats
Our two room types are sized differently, so the number and size of your cats points you to the right one. You can see both in the rooms section.
Standard Room
The Standard Room is RM39 per night with one cat covered by the rate. It takes a maximum of two cats and fits up to two kittens comfortably. Two meal times a day, a litter box and a pet bowl are included.
Premium Room
The Premium Room is RM50 per night and the rate already covers two cats. It fits up to three adult cats of normal size, and adds one play session every two days plus 24-hour air-conditioning and ventilation, on top of two meal times, a litter box and a pet bowl.
Two grown cats or two kittens?
Since the Standard Room is sized for up to two kittens, two grown cats will usually have more space to stretch out in a Premium Room. If you are unsure which suits your pair, send their ages and rough size on WhatsApp and ask. The room comparison lays the differences side by side.
How extra-cat charges work
Each room has a set number of cats included in its nightly rate. Every cat beyond that adds a fixed amount per night. There are no other packages or discounts to work out.
The rates in plain terms
- Standard Room: RM39 per night covers one cat; a second cat adds RM15 per night.
- Premium Room: RM50 per night covers two cats; a third cat adds RM25 per night.
Simple examples
Two cats in a Premium Room are covered by the RM50 nightly rate, with nothing added. One cat on its own in a Standard Room stays at RM39 per night. A third adult cat joining a pair in a Premium Room adds RM25 for each night of the stay.
Four cats or more
Since the Premium Room holds up to three adult cats and the Standard Room up to two, a larger household will need more than one room. Tell us how many cats you have and how they get along, and we can talk through a mix of rooms that fits them.
Packing and labelling for several cats
With one cat, a single bag of food and a blanket is easy to manage. With three, it is easy for the staff to mix up whose food is whose unless everything is clearly marked.
One set per cat
Pack each cat's food in its own containers, marked with the cat's name and the portion for each of the two meal times. Do the same for medication, which should stay in its original box. A short description, such as "Mochi: grey tabby, eats slowly", helps the staff tell similar-looking cats apart.
Carriers for the drive
Owners drop off and collect their own cats, so plan the trip with one carrier per cat. Two cats squeezed into one carrier can get tense on the drive even if they get on at home. Buckle each carrier in with a seatbelt.
Comfort items
A shared blanket from the bed they both sleep on works well for a bonded pair in one room. For cats in separate rooms, give each one something that smells of its own favourite spot.
Booking for a multi-cat household
When you message us, include your check-in and check-out dates, the number of cats, and whether they normally share space happily. That is enough for us to suggest rooms. A deposit, with the amount stated on WhatsApp, confirms the booking.
Which premises to choose
Our two premises are in Sentul and Shah Alam, with the exact address sent over WhatsApp. Owners from Petaling Jaya, Klang and Seremban often choose whichever is easier to reach on their way out of town.
Ask about check-in times, vaccination and flea or tick requirements, own food and medication in the same chat, so everything is settled before the day. The stay guide covers what happens during the stay, and you can also send your details through the booking request.
Got a full house of cats to plan for? Send us the dates and how many are coming, and we will check which rooms are open. Check Room Availability