Worried about where your cat will stay while you’re away? You may be wondering: Will my cat be comfortable? Will they be around unfamiliar dogs? Will someone understand their usual needs? Leaving your cat in someone else’s care is a big decision, especially if they’ve never boarded before.
At Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit, cats have a dedicated boarding area separate from dogs, with accommodations and care designed specifically for feline guests. Whether you’re heading out for one night, a weekend, a vacation, or a longer trip, you can talk with our team about your cat’s needs before their stay.
Call us at 407-737-0774 to discuss your cat’s stay and current availability.
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When you’re choosing cat boarding in Casselberry, you may want more than confirmation that a facility accepts cats. You want to know where your cat will stay, what they’ll have access to, and what care is available while you’re away.
Here’s what your cat’s stay at Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit can include:
| What You May Be Wondering | What Miss Emily’s Provides |
| Where will my cat stay? | Five-story cat condos designed for comfort and security |
| Will my cat be around dogs? | Cats are housed separately from dogs |
| Will my cat have time to play? | Daily playtime is provided |
| Can my cat climb and explore? | Kitty towers and scratching posts are available in the cat boarding area |
| What is the environment like? | Soothing classical music is played in the cat boarding area |
| What if my cat takes medication? | Routine medication administration is available at no extra charge. |
Only going away for one night? Or will your cat need care for several days? Overnight boarding gives you an option when you need your cat cared for while you’re away.
You may need overnight cat boarding if you’re:
The length of your trip isn’t the only thing to consider. Your cat’s normal routine, dietary needs, temperament, and any special care requirements are also worth discussing before booking.
Choosing a boarding facility is about more than finding somewhere that accepts cats. You want to know where your cat will stay, what their boarding rate covers, what you need to provide, and whether the facility can accommodate their needs.
Here are a few practical questions to consider before booking:
The environment matters, particularly if your cat isn’t comfortable around dogs or unfamiliar surroundings. At Miss Emily’s, cats stay in a dedicated boarding area separate from dogs and are accommodated in five-story cat condos.
It’s helpful to know what you’re actually paying for before comparing facilities. Miss Emily’s cat boarding includes feedings, daily play and exercise time on kitty towers and scratching posts, with most cat medications administered at no additional charge.
Keeping your cat on their familiar food can make preparing for boarding simpler. Miss Emily’s encourages owners to bring their cats’ regular food from home. If you run out during your stay, house food and tuna are also available for an additional fee.
If medication is part of your cat’s routine, ask about this before booking. Miss Emily’s administers most cat medications at no additional charge. Because medication needs can vary, it’s best to discuss your cat’s specific requirements with the team in advance.
Knowing the requirements before your trip can help you avoid last-minute problems. Miss Emily’s requires:
Required vaccinations must be administered at least 14 days before boarding, and proof of vaccination must be provided before your cat’s stay.
If you’re hesitant about leaving your cat somewhere new, seeing the environment for yourself can make the decision easier. Miss Emily’s welcomes customers to stop by for a tour, giving you an opportunity to see the facility and ask questions before your cat’s stay.
Don’t leave boarding arrangements until the last minute. Miss Emily’s recommends reserving at least one week ahead, or at least one month ahead for major holidays.
Ultimately, the right facility should give you clear answers about accommodations, what’s included, requirements, and how your cat’s individual needs can be handled. Those details can help you decide whether the boarding arrangement is right for you and your cat.
Once you’ve chosen a boarding facility, a little preparation can make drop-off easier for you and the team caring for your cat.
Before your cat’s stay, make sure you:
If there’s anything unusual about your cat’s routine or care, mention it before the stay. Information that may seem minor to you can still be useful to the team caring for your cat.
Rabies, DHLPP (Distemper-Parvo), Bordetella (Kennel cough), highly recommended vaccine Canine Influenza aka as Doggy Flu (H3N2 & H3N8).
Boarding isn’t automatically the best choice for every cat. The better question is whether the arrangement fits your cat’s temperament, your travel plans, and the type of care your cat needs while you’re away.
Cat boarding may be worth considering if:
For some cats, staying in their familiar home with someone they already know may be the better option. There isn’t one right answer for every cat.
If you’re unsure, call Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit at 407-737-0774 and talk through your situation with the team before making a reservation.
Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit is located at 5307 E Colonial Dr #102, Orlando, FL 32807, near the Winter Park border.
The facility serves pet owners throughout Central Florida, including Casselberry, Winter Park, Maitland, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, and College Park.
For Casselberry cat owners, the Orlando location provides access to boarding, daycare, and grooming in one facility.
Choosing a boarding facility means trusting someone else with your cat’s care while you’re away. Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit provides accommodations and services specifically for feline guests, while giving you an opportunity to learn about the facility before making a decision.
Your cat’s stay can include:
Cats stay in a dedicated boarding area away from dogs.
Each cat has a designated space during their stay.
Play and exercise time is provided using kitty towers and scratching posts.
You can bring your cat’s regular food from home.
Most cat medications can be administered at no additional charge.
Miss Emily’s works with several local veterinarians and can also use your veterinarian when appropriate.
You can visit the facility before booking to see the environment and ask questions.
Miss Emily’s is a member facility of the International Boarding & Pet Services Association.
These details can help you decide whether Miss Emily’s is the right boarding environment for your cat.
Cat boarding rates can vary, so it’s best to contact Miss Emily’s for the current nightly rate and any applicable fees. You can also ask about pricing for multiple cats, food, and any other services your cat may need during their stay.
It’s understandable to have questions before your cat’s first boarding stay. You can visit Miss Emily’s for a tour beforehand and speak with the team about your cat’s routine, temperament, and care needs so you know what to expect before drop-off.
Every cat responds differently to a new environment. Before boarding, tell the team about your cat’s temperament, habits, and anything that may help them understand how your cat responds to unfamiliar surroundings. Sharing this information ahead of time can help the team better understand your cat’s normal behavior and care needs during the stay.
Miss Emily’s offers accommodations for one or two cats, with pricing based on the number of cats staying. If you’re boarding multiple cats, discuss your arrangements with the team when making your reservation.
Tell the team about your cat’s specific needs before the stay. This may include dietary requirements, medication, feeding instructions, or important information about your cat’s normal routine. The team can let you know what they can accommodate before you book.
Miss Emily’s works with several local veterinarians and can also use your veterinarian when appropriate. Before your cat’s stay, provide accurate emergency contact and veterinary information and let the team know about any existing care instructions that may be important.
Bringing your cat’s regular food can help maintain familiarity during the stay. You can also bring toys that fit comfortably in the cat condo. Providing clear feeding instructions and information about your cat’s normal routine gives the team useful context before your cat arrives.
You don’t have to decide without asking questions first.
If you’re considering cat boarding in Casselberry, FL, contact Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit to discuss your travel dates, your cat’s needs, current boarding requirements, and available accommodations.
Have questions about your cat’s stay? Call Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit at 407-737-0774 or contact our team to discuss your cat’s needs, boarding requirements, and current availability.
Thank you for your interest in joining our Miss Emily’s Family! We have an awesome program, which we are very proud of for the past 25 years!
Before filling out our registration form, please directly inquire with us IF:
You have a larger breed dog, or suspect that your dog(s) might be a part of breed restrictions. We are a smaller facility, therefore, are limited as to how many larger dog breeds we can accommodate and accept within the program.
If your dog has more serious medical conditions, or requires multiple steps of medication. Our staff is well trained, and can accommodate routine medications, but for more serious attention, it is accepted on a case by case basis.
If you are looking for boarding within the week. We require a Trial Day for any dog(s) who are new to the facility, due to the nature of our safe socialized program. This is complimentary, but must be prescheduled. If you are looking for more immediate boarding, or other services, please call us to see if we can accommodate.
If you are looking for holiday boarding. Our holiday reservations are typically reserved for our existing clients. It is how we thank them for being a part of our Miss Emily's family year round! If it is close to a holiday, all new clients will be placed on an Waitlist. You can still reach out to inquire.
Thank you for your interest in joining our Miss Emily’s Family! We have an awesome program, which we are very proud of for the past 25 years!
Before filling out our registration form, please directly inquire with us IF:
You have a larger breed dog, or suspect that your dog(s) might be a part of breed restrictions. We are a smaller facility, therefore, are limited as to how many larger dog breeds we can accommodate and accept within the program.
If your dog has more serious medical conditions, or requires multiple steps of medication. Our staff is well trained, and can accommodate routine medications, but for more serious attention, it is accepted on a case by case basis.
If you are looking for boarding within the week. We require a Trial Day for any dog(s) who are new to the facility, due to the nature of our safe socialized program. This is complimentary, but must be prescheduled. If you are looking for more immediate boarding, or other services, please call us to see if we can accommodate.
If you are looking for holiday boarding. Our holiday reservations are typically reserved for our existing clients. It is how we thank them for being a part of our Miss Emily's family year round! If it is close to a holiday, all new clients will be placed on an Waitlist. You can still reach out to inquire.
