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    <description>Daily medication, a prescription diet, or a watchful eye do not have to rule out a cattery stay. Here is how to plan special-needs boarding clearly and calmly — with the right instructions, labels, and questions before you book.</description>
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    <description>A first cattery stay feels kinder when the preparation is spread over a fortnight rather than crammed into the final morning. Here is a gentle countdown covering vaccinations, familiar bedding, medication notes and the small separations that help cats and owners arrive feeling steady.</description>
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    <description>Boarding and home visits can both be kind choices — the right one depends on your cat&#039;s temperament, your household rhythms, and how long you&#039;re away. This gentle guide weighs up what each option offers, with practical questions to ask before you book.</description>
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    <description>A calm cattery is not just clean and warm; it is designed around the small things cats notice. From hiding places and high perches to scent and soft lighting, here is what to look for when you choose a boarding provider.</description>
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    <description>Christmas 2026 is close enough to plan for, and a little forward thinking now can spare you and your cat a seasonal scramble. Here is how to choose dates, confirm vaccination and medication details, and ask for the quietest room in the house.</description>
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    <description>Nervous cats do not need a busy welcome; they need choice, quiet and predictability. This Todhill Cattery feature looks at how hideaways, low-traffic spaces and soft routines can help a shy cat feel safe during a boarding stay.</description>
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    <description>A calm cat is often a cat surrounded by the familiar. This gentle Todhill Cattery checklist covers the blankets, food notes, medication routines and small home comforts that can help your cat settle into a winter boarding stay.</description>
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