Cambridge Cattery

Cambridge Cattery Cambridge Cattery is a small family run boarding cattery. Here at Cambridge Cattery, we LOVE cats! We have 4 cats of our own, who are all spoilt rotten!

Our promise is to provide the same care, love and atrention to our customer’s cats as we give to our own family cats. - Because cats are loved family members and because we love cats… (Have a look at our "About Us" page) - And we treat all our guests the same way! - Our aim is to provide accomodation and care that we would feel comfortable leaving our cats in. Our Cattery is a purpose-built facili

ty, set in peaceful countryside just 4km from Cambridge town centre in the Waipa District in Waikato. The Cattery is fully insulated with options of private indoor / outdoor suites and / or communal accomodation. We regularly spend time with our feline guests in order to make them feel more comfortable and relaxed. BBC Radio 4 streams live over the internet in the background to provide soothing voices and that homely feel (we find that the daily "BBC Shipping Forecast" is especially soothing for our guests). Whether you are heading away on a business trip, holiday, or are in the process of moving, and need your much-loved cat properly cared for, please give us a call and come and see us.

25/03/2026

Happening now! No better place to be. 💗

So true…🤣
20/03/2026

So true…🤣

Sleeping through natural disasters but instantly for snacks. 😴🐾

This SHOULD be the law here in New Zealand too…
20/03/2026

This SHOULD be the law here in New Zealand too…

In a significant step for animal protection, the United Kingdom has passed the Pet Abduction Act, making the kidnapping of a cat a criminal offense punishable by up to five years in prison. The law applies in England and Northern Ireland and reflects a growing recognition that pets are not simply property but living companions who form real emotional bonds with their families. Supporters of the legislation say it acknowledges the distress animals experience when taken from their homes and the deep impact such loss has on the people who care for them.

For years, campaigners argued that older laws treated pet theft mainly as a financial loss, focusing on the animal’s market value rather than the emotional harm involved. Under the new act, courts can now consider the welfare of the animal and the emotional toll on families when determining consequences. Many animal advocates see this change as an important milestone and hope it encourages other countries to strengthen legal protections for companion animals.

Wow. That would be the equivalent of about 136 human years….
19/03/2026

Wow. That would be the equivalent of about 136 human years….

Flossie, a gentle tortoiseshell cat from the United Kingdom, was recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest living cat, and by 2025, she had reached the remarkable age of 30. Even as time slows her down, she still follows her daily routine, moving carefully through a world that has grown softer and quieter around her.

Age has taken some things from her—her sight is dimmer, her hearing not as sharp—but it has not taken the gentle presence she offers. She remains a small, steady soul, cared for with patience and love, just as she has given that same quiet companionship for decades.

Her life is more than a number. It is a long, shared story of trust, comfort, and belonging. And in that story, we are reminded how deeply a cat can become part of us, staying not just for years, but for a lifetime that feels almost timeless.

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3648 Cambridge Road
Cambridge
3495

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+6478277301

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