Your cat stays in a sitter's home, not a cage
Your cat sleeps over with a verified sitter in a real home, with its own space, its own things, and the same feeding and litter routine as at home. Book one night or several.
Cat boarding with Pet Lounge is not a facility with cages and rows of pens, it is an actual home. Your cat stays with a reviewed, identity-checked sitter who gives it a quiet space of its own to settle into. Before the stay you agree how that space works: where your cat sleeps, how it is kept apart from any other animals in the home, and how food, the litter tray, and medication are handled. You send along your cat's usual food, its own tray, and ideally a blanket that smells of home, because familiar scents help a cat settle far faster in a new room. You choose drop-off and pick-up times and receive photo updates during the stay.
Every cat boarding booking on Pet Lounge comes with the same care essentials.
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Browse verified sitters near you who take cats overnight, and read reviews from other cat owners.
Select your start and end dates, then choose a drop-off time and a pick-up time that suit your trip.
Chat with your sitter about where your cat will sleep, which other animals live in the home, and how food, the litter tray, and medication are handled. Many owners also arrange a meetup before the stay so everyone can get comfortable first.
Confirm your booking and pay online. Your sitter is notified and confirms the request.
Receive photo updates during the stay and message your sitter anytime.
Cat Boarding is a great fit in situations like these.
Every sitter is reviewed and identity-checked before they can list on Pet Lounge.
See how your pet is doing with photos and messages throughout the booking.
Pay securely online when you book. See pricing, availability, and cancellation terms up front.
No. Your cat stays in a sitter's home, not in a facility with cages or pens. You agree where your cat will sleep and how it is kept apart from any other animals before the stay begins.
No, and it is worth being honest about that. Cats are territorial, and some are visibly stressed by moving home: they eat less, hide, or stop using the tray for the first days. If that sounds like your cat, home visits are usually the calmer choice. Boarding works best when your cat copes well with new surroundings, or when nobody can come to your home and your cat needs company through the evening and night.
Your cat's usual food and litter, ideally the tray it already uses, and a blanket or something else that smells of home. Familiar scents help a cat settle faster. Send medication in its original packaging too, along with a carrier and your vet's contact details.
Cats are normally kept indoors for the whole stay, including outdoor cats. A cat let out in an unfamiliar area cannot find its way back the way it can at home and may hide a long way off. Talk it through with your sitter before you book so you are agreed.
Ask your sitter which animals live there and how they are kept apart. Many cats need a room of their own, especially for the first days, and an experienced sitter introduces slowly or not at all if your cat would rather keep to itself.
Many sitters are used to tablets, liquid medication, and ointments. Describe exactly what is given, when, and how your cat usually reacts in your care notes, and confirm with your sitter before the stay begins.
Permits for activities involving animals are decided by Länsstyrelsen, the county administrative board, not by us, and we give no ruling on that question. If it matters to you, ask your sitter how their care is set up before you book.
Every sitter is reviewed and identity-checked before they can list on Pet Lounge, and you can read reviews from other pet owners before you book.
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