Cats from the same home, together
Sharing chalets
Four bigger chalets for cats who live together: two shelves, two beds, and a longer run. Only cats from one household share here. £24 a night for two, and £30 for three.
Two cats who have slept on the same bed for eight years should not be split up for a fortnight. Equally, two cats who only tolerate each other might like their own space.
The sharing chalets are half as wide again as the singles, with two beds at different heights, two shelves, two litter trays and a run that is long enough for one cat to be at the other end. They take up to three cats from one household, never more, and never cats who have not met.
If your cats do not get on, tell us, because plenty of them do not. We can put them in two singles next to each other, at the single price, or a sharing chalet with a divider. We will watch how they eat, since one cat often eats for two if nobody is looking.
A single cat can stay in a sharing chalet when the singles are full, for £18 a night. It is a lot of room for one cat, but some of them take to it like a stately home.
What you get
- Up to three cats from one home
- Two beds and two shelves at different heights
- Two litter trays, in opposite corners
- A longer run, with a place to get away
- Separate feeding, so that you know who ate what
- A divider, if it turns out they need one
What it costs
£24 a night for two cats. £30 a night for three. Check your dates for the whole cost of a stay.
Questions about sharing chalets
Can my two share with my sister’s cat?
No, not even if they get along. Only cats that live in the same house can share, because of the infection risk as well as the arguments.
What about four cats?
Two sharing chalets next to each other, at the normal price. Ring us, because we keep the end pair for this.
Come and see where your cat would sleep.
Any day from 2pm to 4pm, by arrangement. Or put in your dates and see which chalets are free.