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02-03-2007, 06:42 PM
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Geriatric Cat boarding?
The last two times I boarded my 14 year old cat, I was not happy with the lack of attention she appeared to experience.
Does anyone know of a good place to board a cat who is a bit high maintenance? She doesn't need any medicine, but she does need brushing and some TLC. I prefer MWC, Del City or South OKC area. We are planning a two week trip in May and can't take her. Thanks!
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02-04-2007, 05:33 PM
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Re: Geriatric Cat boarding?
Pet Health Plus is where we board our furry ones (Right next to Steak & Ale on 240)...They are definite cat lovers as they have several that are loose in the office and they spoil them as far as I can tell
They really do seem to care as last May when our dogs were boarded bad thunderstorms happened late at night one of the ladies went in to check on the animals since they may have been scared Just very nice people
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