Cat Boarding in Oxford, CT

When you’re away, your cat deserves a calm place to stay — not a kennel full of barking dogs. Cat’s Corner Veterinary Hospital offers feline-only cat boarding in Oxford, CT, where guests relax in a quiet, dog-free space and get plenty of attention from people who genuinely love cats. Boarding is reserved for our current patients.

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A Calm, Cat-Only Place to Stay

Boarding can be stressful for cats, especially in facilities where they’re surrounded by dogs all day. At Cat’s Corner, your cat stays in a peaceful, entirely feline environment — no barking, no unfamiliar dog smells, just quiet and the attention of a team who truly loves cats. And because your cat is boarding inside a veterinary hospital, our trained veterinary staff are right there to administer medications and keep an eye on guests with medical needs — something a typical boarding kennel simply can’t offer. For many owners, that peace of mind is the biggest reason they board with us.

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Comforts of Home

We want every guest to feel at ease, so we’ve built our boarding around the things that keep cats comfortable — room to relax, clean surroundings, and meals and routines that match what they’re used to at home.

Roomy Accommodations

Guests stay in spacious “kitty condos” with separate areas for resting and the litter box, or in roomy 5.5′ × 4′ suites with a view that can house cats from the same home together.

Mealtime & Medication

We’re glad to provide food, but recommend bringing your cat’s own, especially for special diets. Our staff also administer any medications, following the clear instructions you leave us.
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Before Your Cat’s Stay

A couple of simple requirements keep every boarding guest safe and healthy.

To protect all of our guests, boarding at Cat’s Corner comes with two important policies. Knowing them ahead of time makes reserving your cat’s stay quick and easy, and helps us keep every cat in our care comfortable and protected throughout their visit.
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Current Patients Only

Boarding is available exclusively to cats who are already patients of Cat’s Corner, so we know their history and can care for them properly.

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Up-to-Date Vaccines

Every guest must be current on rabies and distemper (FVRCP) vaccines, with proof of a proper distemper series per AVMA and AAFP standards.

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Common Questions About Cat Boarding

Leaving your cat in someone else’s care comes with questions. Here are answers cat owners often have about boarding at Cat’s Corner Veterinary Hospital. If you’re a current client and would like to reserve a stay, just give us a call.
Can any cat board at Cat's Corner?
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Boarding at Cat's Corner is currently available only to current patients of our hospital.

What vaccines does my cat need to board?
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All boarding guests staying with us at Cat's Corner must be up to date on rabies and distemper (FVRCP), with proof of a proper distemper series following AVMA and AAFP standards. These requirements protect every cat in the building. If your cat is due, we can update their vaccines before the stay.
Should I bring my cat's own food?
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We're happy to provide food, but we recommend bringing your cat's regular food from home — especially if they're on a special diet — to avoid an upset stomach during their stay. Please include clear feeding and medication instructions so our team gives your cat exactly what they need, when they need it.
Can you give my cat medication while boarding?
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Yes. One real advantage of boarding at a veterinary hospital is that our trained staff can administer medications as needed. Just leave clear instructions, and we'll keep your cat on schedule — something most standard boarding facilities aren't equipped to do.
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