We work hard to maintain a flea-free environment and take parasite prevention very seriously.
While no facility can guarantee that fleas will never be introduced, we have multiple layers of prevention and response protocols designed to protect all cats in our care.
Our philosophy is simple:
Not on our watch.
Yes.
All cats boarding with Cats in the City must be on an approved flea prevention protocol during their stay.
Common flea prevention products include:
If your cat is not currently protected by an approved flea preventative, we will apply an appropriate treatment at check-in at the guardian’s expense.
Yes.
Every cat receives a visual inspection upon arrival.
Because fleas can be introduced from a variety of environments, we carefully evaluate each boarding guest for signs of:
These inspections are part of our standard admission process.
If live fleas are identified at check-in, immediate intervention is required to protect both your cat and other boarding guests.
Depending on the situation, we may:
All parasite treatment services are performed at the guardian’s expense.
A single untreated flea infestation can quickly affect multiple areas of a facility and create discomfort for numerous cats.
Our prevention protocols help protect:
By requiring prevention and performing intake inspections, we significantly reduce the risk of parasite transmission.
No problem.
Our team is happy to review your cat’s current flea prevention plan and determine whether additional treatment is recommended before boarding.
Cats deserve to be comfortable, healthy, and protected while in our care.
Flea prevention is not simply about convenience—it is part of responsible feline health management.
We cannot guarantee that fleas will never attempt to enter the facility.
We can promise that we take prevention seriously, respond quickly, and remain vigilant in protecting the cats entrusted to us.
Because when it comes to fleas, our policy remains the same:
Not on our watch.
Maintaining a healthy boarding environment requires preventative care, admission standards, and careful monitoring. These articles explain boarding requirements, health policies, medical support services, and how we help protect the wellbeing of all cats in our care.