Marquis Cattery

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Marquis Cattery is an independent cattery in Paraparaumu, on the Kapiti Coast. We specialise in providing tailored care for each individual cat and ensure each one receives loads of love and attention.

Bookings are essential around the holiday season, as we ensure each cat has plenty of room to live in and gets time alone to play in a secure, outdoor run and the large cattery area inside. Special requirements are catered for too, including nutrition, medication and heatpads if required. (special prescription diets will have to be provided by the owner. All medications and needles for diabetics must be provided also)

Each cat boarded must carry a current vaccination certificate, so please remember it when bringing puss to stay! Please see our website for opening hours, however, we are generally quite flexible about visiting times within reason.

Marquis is recommended by Kapiti Vets and we only provide premium foods and premium care! So feel free to contact us with your requirements, or drop by to check out the facilities and discuss your special pets requirements with us.

We have Cats coming in from all over New Zealand from Auckland - Tauraunga - Hamilton - Palmerston - Blenheim & even from as far as Dunedin.

Testimonal:

Hi Cassie,

I write to extend my thanks to you for the wonderful care you gave our beautifully boy Leroy. We were so sorry when he died, but for all the years we needed to make sure he was looked after while we were on holiday, we were extremely grateful that he was in such a loving environment as Marquis Cattery. The rapport you seemed to have with this particular cat, was unbelievable. He very rarely went to other people at all and to arrive to pick him up and see him draped around your neck, was a sight to behold!

I haven't forgotten also, that you cared equally as well for our other cat, Nigel, when he was alive.

I would always personally recommend you and your business as the ideal place to leave your beloved cats.

Although we have no cats left to enjoy, one never knows!

With thanks

Barbara Gibson