Step 1: Request Your Boarding Dates
Contact Chez Mieux with preferred arrival and departure dates, along with basic information about your cat.
If this is your cat's first boarding stay—or simply their first visit to Chez Mieux—it's normal to have questions. What should you bring? Which vaccinations are required?

Contact Chez Mieux with preferred arrival and departure dates, along with basic information about your cat.
Share your cat’s personality, routine, health information and preferred level of interaction so caregivers can prepare appropriately.
Gather current vaccination records, normal food, required medications and clear feeding or care instructions before arrival.
Cats boarding at Chez Mieux must have current FVRCP and Rabies documentation. Contact the facility before your reservation if you have questions about your cat’s records.
Whenever possible, bring enough of your cat's normal food for their entire stay. Familiar meals can help while your cat adjusts to boarding.
If your cat takes medication, bring enough for the entire boarding stay. Whenever practical, medications should be clearly labeled and supplied in their original packaging. Include instructions describing the medication, dosage, frequency, timing and administration method.
Make sure Chez Mieux has current documentation showing that your cat meets our boarding requirements. Providing records before check-in helps prevent unnecessary delays when it's time for you to leave for your trip.
A familiar scent from home may help your cat settle in. Bring one small comfort item such as a blanket, pillowcase or toy that carries a familiar scent.
Chez Mieux provides everyday essentials for the stay, including a litter box and bowls. Bring your cat’s normal food, medications and any small familiar comfort item needed for their routine.

Your cat's personality is just as important as the information on their veterinary record. Is your cat outgoing with strangers, or do they need time before accepting attention? Do they enjoy being brushed?

Maintaining familiar routines is part of individualized boarding care. Caregivers follow the feeding instructions you provide, including your cat’s food, portions and schedule.

Needing regular medication does not automatically prevent a cat from boarding at Chez Mieux. Many common medication routines can be arranged in advance; discuss your cat's needs and any additional fees before booking.

Avoid unnecessary food changes immediately before boarding whenever possible. If your cat is already comfortable with their normal diet, there is generally no reason to introduce something new immediately before a change of environment.
For some cats, seeing the carrier means a trip to the veterinarian. Leave it out before travel so your cat can explore it at their own pace.
Information about your cat's usual behavior gives caregivers a useful baseline. For example, if your cat normally hides whenever they're somewhere unfamiliar, tell us. If they're usually extremely social but sometimes become withdrawn when stressed, that's also helpful.
You don't need to create an elaborate goodbye ritual. A calm arrival lets our caregivers begin helping your cat transition into their accommodations and new surroundings.
A small item carrying familiar household scents may provide a little extra familiarity during your cat's stay.
Arrival and pickup arrangements are confirmed during the reservation process. At check-in, provide the required supplies and share any last-minute changes to your cat’s care.

First-time cat parents can contact Chez Mieux about arranging a visit before booking. The facility is at 81 Speen Street, Floor 2, Natick, MA 01760.

Before arrival, prepare current FVRCP and Rabies documentation, enough regular food, feeding instructions, required medication and instructions, veterinary and emergency contact information, and one optional familiar item.

Yes. The Natick facility is a dedicated cat-only boarding facility in Natick, Massachusetts. Our accommodations and daily routines are designed around feline guests.
Cats must have current FVRCP and Rabies vaccination documentation. Veterinary-documented titers may be accepted in some circumstances, so contact us before your reservation if your cat has a special situation.
Yes. We recommend bringing enough of your cat's normal food for the entire stay whenever possible so we can maintain a familiar feeding routine.
No. Chez Mieux provides litter. If your cat requires or strongly prefers a specific type of litter, let us know before their stay.
You may bring one small familiar comfort item, such as a blanket, pillowcase, toy or item of clothing carrying familiar household scents.
Chez Mieux can accommodate many common medication routines and certain additional-care needs when arranged in advance. Medication fees may apply.
Yes. Tell us about your senior cat's mobility, health, medication and routine so we can understand their individual needs before the stay.
Compatible cats from the same household may be able to share accommodations. Separate or adjoining condos may also be available depending on your cats' needs and availability.
Yes. Contact us about arranging a visit to see the facility and ask questions before your cat's first stay.
Contact Chez Mieux before your first stay to discuss your cat’s routine, personality and care needs. The facility is at 81 Speen Street, Floor 2, Natick, MA 01760.
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