Specialist care · Medical & post-vet

Medical & Post-Vet Cat Boarding in Singapore

For cats with medication, chronic conditions or a recent procedure. Trained, gentle care that works alongside your own vet, from a Fear Free, vet-nurse-trained team.

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Can a cat that needs medication board safely? Yes. A cat on medication can board safely when staff are trained to give oral, topical and subcutaneous medication, work alongside the cat's own vet, and keep stress low with Fear Free handling. At Shangri-Paw, our founder is vet-nurse trained, and we regularly care for cats with CKD, diabetes, asthma, arthritis and post-surgery recovery.

Who it's for

Cats we are built to care for

This page is for the cat whose needs make ordinary boarding feel impossible. The diabetic who needs insulin on time. The CKD cat on subcutaneous fluids. The cat recovering from surgery, the asthmatic, the immunocompromised, the one on a strict prescription diet.

And for the pawrent whose biggest fear is someone getting the medication wrong, or not noticing in time.

Conditions & medications

What we handle, and what we don't

Conditions we regularly care for

CKD

Diabetes

Asthma

Arthritis

Hyperthyroidism

Post-surgery recovery

IBD & allergy diets

Cancer / immunocompromised

Tripod cats

Raw diet

Medication: oral, topical and subcutaneous, including subcutaneous fluids, inhalers, syringe feeding, wound cleaning and bandaging. We work alongside your own vet and can arrange vet visits through our concierge service.

When boarding is not the right call

Trust matters more than a booking, so we are honest about our limits. We are not currently able to board:

Cats needing manual bladder / bowel expression

History of severe biting

Highly contagious condition such as
active ringworm, parvo or cat flu

If we do not think boarding is right for your cat, we will tell you.

A safe pair of hands

We work with your vet,
not instead of them

Kerstin is vet-nurse trained and a Fear Free Certified Professional, and designed the space so each cat almost has their own isolation space: separate rooms, glass doors which means lower disease risk for a vulnerable cat.

Before the stay we confirm your cat's medications, doses and your vet's details. During the stay we keep to the schedule, log everything, send daily updates, and escalate anything that needs urgent veterinary attention straight away.

For cats that should not jump or need close monitoring, we have rooms where the furniture can be removed entirely, with vet-grade hygiene: F10 disinfectant, high-temperature laundry, stainless steel litter boxes, HEPA air purifiers, and no shared spaces. For isolation, a strict protocol with dedicated PPE.

Transparent pricing

Clear pricing for medical care

Rooms start from $90 a night, with simple, published add-ons for clinical care.
We give you a clear estimate for your cat's routine before the stay.

Oral medication
(Oral medication / supplements given in food: FOC)

$5 / dose


Topical medication

$5 / dose


Subcutaneous injection

$10


Subcutaneous fluids

$20


Syringe feeding

$10


Concierge vet visit

$80 first hour


Isolation care with PPE

$40 / day


End-of-stay deep clean

$150


Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions about Boarding a Cat with Medical Needs

Tell us about your cat. We'll be honest.

Let's care for your cat the way you would

Share your cat's condition and your vet's plan, and we'll tell you plainly whether boarding is the right call, and how we'd care for them if it is.