Coto de Caza is tucked into the foothills, but the trip to our hotel is all surface streets. From inside the community our routing check left via Coto de Caza Drive, followed Oso Parkway and Antonio Parkway, and finished on Crown Valley Parkway — about 10 miles and 19 minutes in light traffic.
Leave a couple of extra minutes for the guard gate on the way out, especially during the morning school rush.
Cats used to lots of space can find a small kennel run stressful. Our multi-story suites give room to climb and perch, and every guest gets play time in one of three extra-large pens. Cats from the same home can share a Double or Triple Suite.
If your cat spends any time outdoors in the canyon areas, make sure vaccinations — FVRCP and rabies — are current before a stay, and tell us about flea or tick treatments your cat receives.
Morning traffic on Oso Parkway and Antonio Parkway picks up around school start times. A mid-morning drop-off between about 9:30 and noon, or an afternoon slot after 1 PM, tends to be easier. If you are leaving on a weekend, Saturday morning hours run from 9 to noon.
About 19 to 25 minutes via Oso Parkway, Antonio Parkway and Crown Valley Parkway.
No, the fastest route is entirely surface streets.
Yes, with current FVRCP and rabies vaccinations and proof from your veterinarian.
Yes. Many clients schedule a groom near the end of the stay.
Tours are welcome during business hours; please call (949) 582-1732 first.
Yes, call anytime during business hours, and you will get a weekly photo by text.
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“The gals there are so kind and understanding of all the special needs my kitties need and take care of them as though they were their own.”
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