Spokane Cat Hotel

Our boarding annex is located in the front half of the clinic and gets a ton of sunshine from a full wall of windows. Each cat condo (approximately 5' wide x 2.5' deep x 3' tall) features a porthole separating the litter box area from the dining/bed area. Some of the condos also open up to a "fourplex" for two or three cats from the same household to board together while still having enough space to lounge.


We provide cozy beds and blankets, all necessary dishes, litter, and litter pans. Science Diet Adult dry food is included free of charge. Of course, you are more than welcome to bring your own food, treats, and other belongings to help your kitty feel more at home. We use Feliway (a soothing pheromone diffuser) in the boarding room to calm nervous kitties while they are away from home, but we find that the shy ones tend to come around pretty quickly. 

Do you let them out?

This is our most popular question! 


We understand that most cats aren’t exactly thrilled about leaving their familiar surroundings, especially when it means a trip in the carrier. When your cat arrives for boarding, they need time to adjust to their new environment. Their condo becomes a safe, cozy space where they can settle in and feel secure.


While the idea of letting cats roam freely might sound nice, it can actually be quite stressful for them. Once a cat gets comfortable in their own space, introducing them to a larger area—especially one where they might encounter other cats (who are also adjusting in their own ways)—can be overwhelming.


Every cat responds to stress differently. Some may become fearful or anxious, while others might unknowingly invade another cat’s space and cause tension. Our priority is always to keep all of our feline guests safe, calm, and comfortable during their stay.

Medical Needs

Since we are a veterinary hospital, we are prepared to handle most medical needs that may come up while you are away from home. If you have a cat who needs daily medication, you can be assured that a trained veterinary staff will be administering the medication properly. Because we are not here overnight, we are not able to accommodate diabetic cats who require insulin.

Rates & Requirements

Boarding costs $24.00 per cat, per night. Oral and topical medications are $3.00 per am/pm dose. 


We require current FVRCP (aka "Distemper") and Rabies vaccinations, unless medically inappropriate. 

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Questions & Reservations

Please call or email if you have any questions or would like to make a reservation. As always, feel free to stop by for a tour!

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