Medication & special-needs boarding
Cat Boarding with Medication in Singapore
Send us your cat's prescription and written care plan. We will confirm the schedule, arrangements and separate fee before you book.
Plan medication care before the stay
Medication care starts with the prescription, dose, route, timing and your vet's contact. Send those details before booking so we can check that the schedule fits the care we can provide.
Staff are on site daily from 9am to 7pm, and every dose has to fall inside those hours. Send the schedule before you book and we will tell you whether it fits.
Medication is charged separately from the suite rate: oral medication and supplements are S$5 per feeding session, topical medication is S$5 per application, and wound cleaning or dressing is S$10–$20 per session. Medication add-ons→
Care we can discuss with you
Oral medication
Tablets, capsules and prescribed supplements can be given on an agreed schedule. Bring them in the original labelled packaging with written instructions.
Topical medication
Prescribed topical medication can be applied on an agreed schedule. Tell us how your cat responds to handling before the stay.
Wound cleaning and dressing
Basic wound cleaning and dressing can be arranged under your vet's written plan. We will confirm whether the care is suitable before booking.
Special diets
We follow the feeding notes and food you provide. Morning and evening feeding are included; extra sessions may incur S$5 per suite, per session.
Post-operative stays
Send the discharge summary and recovery instructions. We will confirm whether the suite and care arrangements match what your vet requires.
Multiple medications
For more than one medication, send a clear written schedule.
How dosing actually works here
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Pre-stay handover
Send the prescription, vet contact, dose, route and timing. We confirm the written plan with you before check-in.
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Fit and timing check
We check the requested schedule against our staffed hours and tell you before you book whether every dose fits.
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Daily logging
We record each agreed administration. If a dose is refused or your cat's condition changes, we contact you and follow the agreed escalation plan.
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Vet liaison
Provide written authority, your vet's contact and an emergency contact. We do not change a prescription without instruction from you or your vet.
Medication add-ons
Medication is charged separately from the suite rate: oral medication and supplements are S$5 per feeding session, topical medication is S$5 per application, and wound cleaning or dressing is S$10–$20 per session.
Who's giving the dose
I'm Charlotte, the founder. Ten years with cats and Fear Free certified. Bring the prescription and come and see the suites before you book, and we can read the schedule through together in the room your cat would be in.
About Charlotte and Kuro →Common questions before a medication boarding
Can you follow a fixed medication schedule?
Send the prescription and exact times before booking. Staff are on site from 9am to 7pm, and every dose has to fall inside those hours. We will confirm whether we can meet the schedule before you book.
What if my cat needs vet attention during the stay?
We hold your written authority and a pre-agreed budget cap. We'll call you, then your vet, then go. We can move quickly to a central Singapore clinic if your vet asks for it. The fastest decision wins, and we tell you as we go.
What medication and supplies should I bring?
Bring the prescribed medication in its original labelled packaging, enough for the stay, and any supplies specified by your vet. Tell us about storage requirements before check-in.
What about a cat that hides medication or fights pills?
Tell us before booking and describe what works at home. We follow the prescribed route and contact you if your cat refuses a dose; any change must be approved by you or your vet.
Can you board a cat that's recently had surgery or just been discharged?
Often, yes. Send us the discharge summary and your vet's recovery instructions. We'll confirm whether our setup matches what they need (cone, low-jump suite, suture checks, restricted activity). If it doesn't, we'll tell you that too, and suggest who to call instead.
Talk through your cat's plan
Send us the prescription and vet contact and we'll come back with a written med map and a quote. We'd rather start with the medical detail than the calendar.