Compare 21 cat boarding listings around Chicago; 2 are cats-only facilities. Compare city boarding with options in Oak Park, Schiller Park and the wider suburbs. Check the branch address and handover hours before planning your journey.
From $30 per cat / night (low season); From $33 / day. Confirm dates, occupancy and extras.
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Meeow Chicago's Lincoln Park location boards cats at 1765 N. Elston Avenue. Its cats-only suites include climbing furniture and a private litter area, with options for cats from the same household. Meeow advertises daily photo updates and staff on site around the clock. Webcam viewing has set daily hours, and injectable medication is outside its service.
Meeow Chicago's O'Hare branch is in Schiller Park at 4936 River Road. This cats-only facility offers private suites and accommodation for multi-cat households. The operator describes climbing furniture, daily photo updates and scheduled webcam access. Its airport-area location has a separate reception schedule from Lincoln Park, so arrivals and collections should be arranged for this branch.
Pet Care Plus boards cats at its West Loop resort on North Laflin Street. Cats stay in a dedicated area positioned away from dog care, and the operator says this area is staffed 24 hours a day. The resort welcomes tours during business hours. Webcam access is advertised, although the exact view available for a cat's stay needs confirmation.
Kitty Crews is the overnight cat boarding program at Canine Crews on North Washtenaw Avenue. Its cat accommodation is separated from the dog daycare and boarding areas and includes climbing towers. Three nightly packages differ in staff interaction and treats. The standard package includes twice-daily meals and litter cleaning, with medication administration limited to cats that do not require injections or forced dosing.
Animal House of Chicago offers cat boarding at its veterinary practice on West Lawrence Avenue. Cats have condos with resting ledges and a private litter area, plus a feline play space where dogs are excluded. The hospital advertises insulin, subcutaneous fluids and oral medication support. Admission involves an examination at Animal House and specific health records, so preparation may take more than a simple room reservation.
Old Town Animal Care Center boards cats at 511 West North Avenue in Chicago. Cat enclosures are kept apart from dogs and have separate litter areas. The hospital accepts both existing patients and other cats with the required records. It publishes standard overnight and medical boarding prices, with a feline suite upgrade and optional photo or text updates.
Companion River North offers cat boarding at its veterinary practice on North Clark Street. Its published service describes a temperature-controlled boarding area and veterinary professionals handling medication. Rabies and feline distemper records are required. Arrival and collection are tied to office opening hours, while accommodation size, cat-to-dog separation and the boarding tariff need confirmation.
Pawsitively Heaven Pet Resort is in Chicago Ridge, southwest of Chicago. Its cats stay in five-level condos, with same-household sharing available. The cat page describes window and aquarium views, staff play visits and individual time outside the condo. The resort advertises staff on duty around the clock, and its cat-specific policy currently excludes medication.
Golf Rose Pet Lodge boards cats in Schaumburg at 1355 North Roselle Road. Cats use kitty condos in an area separate from dogs, with bedding and litter supplies provided. Playtime and larger accommodation may be available for an additional charge. The lodge has medication and health-condition limits and directs some cats to a medical boarding facility instead.
Carriage Hill Kennels provides overnight and extended cat boarding on Waukegan Road in Glenview. Each cat has an individual kennel, with daily litter cleaning and water changes described on the cat page. Owners may bring their cat's food and medication. Seasonal nightly prices are published, but the cat page contains mislabeled rate headings that should be clarified before quoting a stay.
PetSuites Naperville boards cats at 540 East Ogden Avenue. Its cat service describes private multi-level condos with bedding, litter space and window or television views. The local rates page offers a condo-only option or a package with playtime. It also advertises larger villas, although the local price table marks that category unavailable, so room type should be confirmed.
VCA Boulder Terrace Animal Hospital offers cat boarding at 1586 West Ogden Avenue in Naperville. The cat page describes climate-controlled accommodation for day and night stays, with veterinary and technician involvement for cats needing medication. Owners are encouraged to bring regular food and familiar items. Longer stays may be arranged, while rates and the precise medical and accommodation arrangements need confirmation.
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Locations can include the wider metro area. Rates, availability and care requirements should be confirmed with the business.
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Our current Chicago listings include 2 facilities classified as cats-only and 6 with a separate cat area. A separate cat area is not the same as a cats-only facility. Check each profile and confirm the setup directly.
From $30 per cat / night (low season); From $33 / day. Confirm dates, occupancy and extras. These are published starting rates among our current listings, not a quote for your stay. Daily and nightly billing can produce different totals, particularly when arrival and collection days both count. Ask about extra cats, medication, holiday charges and minimum stays.
Current listings include Barrington, Chicago, Chicago Ridge, Des Plaines, Elmhurst, Glenview, Lake Barrington, Naperville, Oak Park, Schaumburg, Schiller Park, Winfield, and Yorkville. Some are outside the city itself. Use each listing's address and map to plan the journey.
Medication policies differ between the 21 current Chicago listings. A mention of medication does not confirm that a business can provide your cat's particular treatment. Check the care section, then ask about the medicine, administration route, schedule, handling and any fee.
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