Food
“Feed as usual” is not enough
Write exact portions, sequence, bowl preference, meal duration, toppers, and what counts as a concerning missed meal.
Prepare foodInteractive and print-ready
Pack the care plan, not only the supplies.
Check items as you prepare. Progress is saved only in this browser and can be cleared at any time. Print the page for a physical handoff.
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Current availability, rates, policies, and final care acceptance are managed by Cats in the City.
Five groupsConfirm care, food, medication, transition, and contingency.
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Preparation checklist
One handoff, fully connected.
This checklist complements—not replaces—the current Cats in the City request, confirmation, policies, and staff instructions.
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Care confirmation
Food and intake
Medication and medical
Arrival and transition
Contingency
Care boundary: This website provides boarding education and routing. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace veterinary care. Medical boarding acceptance depends on current stability, complete instructions, supplies, veterinary information, staffing, and the Cats in the City review.
Pair the checklist with detail
Three common handoff gaps.
A packed item is useful only when the team knows exactly how it fits the routine.
Medication
The label and the real routine may differ
Share timing windows, administration method, cooperation history, and what should happen after a delayed or refused dose.
Prepare medicationTransition
The last hours at home matter
At check-in, share the last meal, last medication, elimination, symptoms, and any departure-day change.
Plan the first dayNext step
Finish the checklist, then submit the care request.
Share the dates, routine, health history, appetite pattern, medication needs, and room priorities. Cats in the City will review the request and confirm the appropriate location and pathway.