UK Cat Business Directory

The Country Cat Hotel offers a small number of indoor suites in Inverkeilor. Accommodation is insulated and heated, with secure viewing balconies for watching outdoor activity. Contact the hotel to arrange a viewing, discuss individual requirements and confirm its arrival and collection windows.

Amy offers short home cat visits in Exeter, with food, water, litter care and time for play or brushing. Owners receive photo or video updates. An introductory visit is charged separately; discuss the cat's routine and required visit length before booking.

The Feline Lady provides online cat behaviour consultations across the UK and in-person support in Somerset and Devon. Enquiries can cover issues such as house soiling, anxiety, introductions and tension between cats. Individual advice follows a paid assessment of the cat and its home environment.

The Garden Mews is a family-run cat boarding business at Wood Norton. Its accommodation looks onto a planted central garden that attracts wildlife, and the family lives on the premises. Owners can arrange a visit and discuss their cat's temperament and care needs before booking.

The Great Catsby offers heated boarding rooms with secure outside runs in the Devon countryside. Rooms can accommodate up to four cats from one family, with dietary needs discussed individually. Cattery profits support K9Focus rescue work; confirm the arrival location when booking.

The Grove Cat Hotel provides cat boarding near Lichfield, with suites arranged around a courtyard. Prospective customers can arrange a viewing and discuss their cat's requirements before booking. Confirm drop-off and collection times, especially for Sundays and bank holidays.

The Hedgerow Hotel offers cat sitting through visits to the owner's home in the Hook area. Its boarding accommodation is for small animals rather than cats. Contact the business with your address and dates to discuss suitable home visits and current availability.

Elena provides cat care across Stockport and South Manchester, including feeding, litter cleaning, brushing and play. Visit options and travel costs are discussed before booking, with WhatsApp updates and optional household tasks such as collecting post or watering plants.

Cat home visits in Stirling and nearby areas, including Bridge of Allan and Dunblane. Gail offers a personal service arranged around the household's needs and can also discuss care for small animals. Contact the sitter directly to check dates, coverage and visit frequency.

The Kosseted Kat offers cat boarding at Portway, serving the surrounding Birmingham and Worcestershire area. Owners can visit during a daily viewing window and send booking enquiries by WhatsApp. The hotel asks for vaccination information and advance details of any medicines that need administering.

The Mad Catter offers timed visits with its cats on Station Parade in Eastbourne. Sessions last seventy-five minutes and visitors must be at least six. Bookings are taken by telephone during opening hours; call ahead if delayed, as late tables may be released.

The Mau House welcomes visitors to its cat café on Eld Lane in Colchester. Book a session through the website and check the rules for accompanying children. Enquiries are handled online or by email; the café does not publish a telephone booking service.