Cosy Cats Boarding Cattery

09/07/2025

09/07/2025

Urgently looking for a new loving home 💛💛
Bella is a 16 year old tortoiseshell cat, is in excellent health and loves cuddles. Harry is a 10 year old long-haired tabby who loves a fuss and a lap.
If you are interested, please contact us initially and we will put you in contact with their owner.

09/06/2025

04/02/2025

It’s a common problem for us 😹😹

06/12/2024

The Xmas decorations are up in Cosy Cats! All cats staying over the Christmas period will have the glittering lights to view And as long as owner agrees, will get Turkey for Christmas Day!

07/07/2024

We are currently experiencing intermittent problems with our landline. If you are trying to call us please use the mobile number 07835 819919 or email: [email protected].

13/04/2024

For those of you that have cats prone to a little thieving….. does this summary of things make it a little easier?….. 😂😂😂

11/04/2024

Attention cat owners! 🐱

From 10 June 2024 cats over 20 weeks old must be and registered on a compliant database 📆

By microchipping their cats, owners can increase the likelihood that they will be reunited with their beloved pet in the event that they go missing.

03/02/2024

Some useful tips here to keep your cat entertained overnight instead of waking their staff 😺😺

wake us up early? 😴 It might be disruptive for us, but being active at dawn (and dusk) is completely normal behaviour for cats. 🐈

Many cats are also active at night time, another challenge for humans who are trying to sleep! Cats are programmed to be active at these times because this is when their prey is most active. 👁️️ A cat’s vision can adapt to low levels of light, so they are perfectly capable of catching their prey.
Though most cats will adapt to their owner’s routine, some quickly learn that they can wake their owner to get food or attention. This behaviour is then reinforced and repeated if successful! 😼️

Daily playtimes, providing small meals overnight using timed feeders and giving cats the opportunities to forage for food (e.g. scatter feeding or puzzle feeding) every day are a few ways to help provide mental stimulation and prevent those early wake up calls from your cat!