FAQs

Is this the first time you have thought about using a boarding cattery? Make sure you do your research before making your choice. It may take longer than you think to find the right cattery for your cat, but make a start by looking up your local cattery options and cost should not be your only consideration.
 
Once you have found a cattery or two, we suggest you read through the testimonials they have included on their website and then personally visit the facilities, meet the staff and learn about the level of care provided.
  • It also pays to find out the vaccination requirements for your cat as early as you can. If the boarding cattery is casual about vaccinations, you can safely view this as a red flag.
  • Be prepared – vaccinate your cat/s at least two weeks prior to going away. If your cat has never been vaccinated or it has been over 4 years they will also require a booster. This could mean it is 5 weeks before they can board. This is especially important during peak holiday times because of high occupancy rates.
  • Make sure your cat’s heartworm, intestinal worming and flea treatments are current. If your cat(s) is found to have fleas and/or worms then we will administer a suitable treatment, the cost of which will be added to your bill.
  • Provide the boarding cattery with a clear and honest outline of your cat’s medical history and current medication so that all staff members know what to expect and how to act in an emergency.
  • Let the staff know who your preferred veterinary clinic is in case of illness or emergency.
  • Inform the staff of all feeding, bedding and exercise requirements that your cat requires or might enjoy during their stay.
At Club Meow we go above and beyond to provide an enriching experience for your cat at an affordable cost without compromising the quality of care provided. If you are looking for the best cattery for your cat then we encourage you to read our testimonials and make a time to visit today.

Club Meow provides short and long-term accommodation for up to 70 cats. Our longest stay so far was 14 months. Whether you are heading away for one night or even an entire year Club Meow will provide your cat with a home away from home experience.

Club Meow is open Monday to Friday – 9:30am to 10:30am and 4:30pm to 5:30pm, and Saturday and Sunday – 9am to 9:30am and 4pm to 4:30pm for drop off and pick ups. The cattery is not open for drop off or pick up on 25 and 26 Dec, 01 and 02 Jan, Good Friday and Easter Monday.

Absolutely, we welcome viewings. Please contact us to make a time to visit during our business hours.

We keep a close eye on all cats under our care. If we have any concerns about your cat’s health it is our policy to take him or her to the vet. We will endeavour to contact you in the first instance and before any treatment decisions are made. If contact cannot be made we will ensure the cat receives the needed help. The cost for this will be passed on to the owner.

Rest assured, your cat will be safe at all times. Our incredible manager Michele loves spending quality time with every cat each day. She watches the cats all the time, and is quick off the mark when anything looks wrong. Surita and Pieter who own Club Meow live on site too, so there is always a staff member available.

Club Meow caters to cats of all ages from kittens through to older cats. In fact, bringing your kitten in helps them get used to a boarding cattery and is recommended.

Yes. About 80% of cats can carry a flu virus which may be shed in a stressful situation. We really care about the wellbeing of all the cats in our care, so please ensure your vaccinations are up to date.

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