Getting ready for your cat’s stay

Before your cat checks in at Sundays Cat Hotel & Resort, there are a few simple steps to ensure their comfort and safety. This page outlines our requirements, what to bring along, and how to make the transition smooth for both cats and owners.

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General information

  • Sundays is located at

    182 Yio Chu Kang Road Singapore 545629

    Parking is available

  • Regular check-in hours are between 15:00 - 18:00 HRS daily

    Early check-in starts at 11:00 HRS and is chargeable at a flat rate of $20.

    Check-in appointments may be made here.

  • Regular check-out hours are between 11:00 - 13:00 HRS daily

    Late check-out is up to 18:00 HRS and is chargeable at a flat rate of $20.

    Check-out appointments may be made here.

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Admission paperwork

  • Cats must be up to date with F4 vaccinations or have a valid VacciCheck antibody blood test results.

    If the cat is unsuited for vaccinations, a valid vet memo is required.

    Kittens must be at least 10 weeks old of age at admission and have received at least one F4 vaccination.

  • The boarding cat must be sterilised if he/she is 8 months or older at admission or showing signs of sexual maturity.

  • All boarding cats are required to be protected against external and internal parasites through out the boarding period.

    Products such as Advocate, Broadline, Frontline and Revolution may be used.

    Spot-on treatment may be purchase from us at $20 per vial.

  • For access to the play and exercise areas, Boarding Cat is required to have negative test results for FeLV .

    Boarding Cat shall be assumed to be positive in the event that:

    • FeLV testing has never been conducted before

    • Test results cannot be provided

    • Boarding cat has unsupervised access beyond Guardian’s home

    • Boarding cat has engaged in direct physical contact with cats from other households (with unknown and or positive FeLV status) since the last FeLV test.

    • Boarding cat has shared food/water bowls with cats from other households (with unknown and or positive FeLV status) since the last FeLV test.

    Boarding Cats positive for FeLV will not have access to the common play and exercise areas.

  • Boarding cat should be physically heathy at check-in. Cats showings signs of active disease, injury or pain during check-in may be rejected admission.

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What to pack

  • Cats are creatures of habit and do not do well with sudden food change. We strongly recommend bringing your cat’s regular food.

    Please bring at least 10% more than what you expect your cat will eat.

  • We provide complimentary pine and tofu litter for all rooms.

    Please feel free to bring along your own litter should your cat prefer a different litter type.

    Litter boxes and scoops are provided.

  • Item(s) with your cat’s scent e.g. favourite toy, bed etc.

  • Brushes and other grooming tools. We do not provide these tools for hygiene purposes.

What to expect

Cats are creatures of habit and transitioning to a new environment can be challenging. Below are some of the common observations that you may expect during your cat’s stay.

Hiding

Soft stools

Inappetence

Reluctance to use
the litter box

Mild ailments such as sneezing, coughing, conjunctivitis etc.

Urinary tract issues
e.g. blood in urine

The duration of these symptoms can range between 1-5 days depending on how your cat responds to new environments in general. It’s perfectly normal for cats to experience these symptoms, especially during their first stay. We are trained to respond to these challenges and will work closely with you to help your cat feel more at ease.