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i always board my cat at the vet that she goes it. and that means that i know that she will allways have food/water and shelter.
i also give her faveiote bed to sleep in so that she has her smell i the cage.
she seems to be alright and happy when i get her back
It is good that she is comfortable there and that you take her things with her to reassure her. I am sure that they take good care of her for you.
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PHWildCat/Tessa and 20 cats, 1 dog and even a hamster
Tabitha, in my heart forever.... earned her wings 6/26/05, Samantha, the bestest whineameezer...earned her wings 4/7/06. Penny the little calico earned her wings 12/12/07
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Hi There,
It's really nice that your vet provides boarding. Some vets would like to but they just don't have the room to do so. Where I work, we only board cats with medical problems, since we have a limited amount of cages. It's a great dea to bring along your cat's favorite bed also.
Another benefit to boarding at a vet's is that if your cat should get sick she will get the care she needs.
Thanks for sharing 
Regards,
PHKitkat
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