Cat Boarding in Francis, Utah
Quiet, Comfortable Condos in the Kamas Valley
Premier Pet Lodge offers cat boarding in Francis, Utah, just minutes from Kamas, Heber, and Park City, in a calm, dedicated space designed around how cats actually like to relax. Your feline friend stays in a spacious private condo with soft bedding, plenty of vertical room to perch and lounge, and a private litter box area, away from the noise and bustle of the dog suites. With daily playtime, interactive toys, and personalized attention, your cat enjoys a low-stress retreat while you’re away.
Five-Star Stays for Four-Legged Guests
Give Your Pet the Getaway They Deserve
Why Cat Owners Across Summit County Trust Premier Pet Lodge
Premier Pet Lodge was founded by Kathleen Tollison, who has spent her entire life in animal care. Her father is a practicing veterinarian in Houston, Texas, and after college she joined his hospital team, serving 16 years as Hospital Manager before opening the lodge here in Utah. Cat owners feel that veterinary-rooted experience in the things that matter: strict vaccination requirements, careful handling, clean accommodations, and a real understanding of feline stress and behavior.
We know cats aren’t small dogs. They want quiet, routine, and a space that’s theirs. That’s why our cat boarding is built around comfort and calm. We follow your feeding and medication instructions exactly, keep their environment peaceful, and give each cat the personalized attention that helps even shy or senior kitties settle in and feel at home.
Cat Boarding Condos
Every cat at Premier Pet Lodge stays in a private, indoor suite with comfortable bedding, fresh food, and water bowls.
We Offer Two Condo Options for Our Feline Friends:
Standard Suite
$38/night
A comfortable private condo including soft bedding, bowls, and a private litter box area. Perfect for a single cat who likes a cozy, quiet home base.
Luxury Suite
6’×8’, $68/night
Everything in the Standard Suite with more room to stretch out. Includes comfortable betting, toys, bowls, and private litter box area.
Enrichment and Add-Ons for Your Cat
A little extra pampering goes a long way. Popular cat add-ons include:
- Kitty Kong Time — stuffed, enriching play to keep curious cats engaged
- Turn-Down Service — an evening treat and plenty of bedtime affection
Because some cats have food sensitivities, we don’t give out in-house treats. If you’d like your cat to enjoy treats during their stay, simply pack their favorites and we’ll spoil them for you.
What’s Included in My Cat's Overnight Boarding Stay
Every stay includes a private condo, soft bedding, fresh food and water service, a clean private litter box area, and daily playtime with interactive toys and one-on-one attention. We feed twice daily by default, or follow your cat’s exact feeding schedule, and we welcome refrigerated and frozen foods. To avoid the digestive upset that comes with a sudden diet change, we recommend bringing the food your cat eats at home; if you’d prefer we provide food, it’s $5 per pet per day. If your cat takes medication, our trained staff administer it carefully for $1 per medication per administration.
Health and Safety Requirements
Your cat’s safety comes first. To protect every guest, all cats boarding at Premier Pet Lodge must be current on Rabies and FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia). Please have your veterinarian send records ahead of time or bring them to check-in. Combined with our quiet, dedicated cat accommodations and clean, climate-controlled environment, these requirements help keep every feline guest healthy and relaxed.
Check-In and Check-Out Times
We keep arrivals and departures calm and structured so every cat gets a gentle welcome and send-off.
- Check-in: Monday–Friday, 2:00–5:30 PM; Saturday & Sunday, 3:00–4:30 PM.
- Check-out: Monday–Friday, 7:00–11:00 AM; Saturday & Sunday, 7:30–11:00 AM.
Early check-in or late check-out during business hours incurs a $15 fee, and after-hours check-in/out is unavailable. A $3 per pet, per day surcharge applies during peak boarding seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Cats must be current on Rabies and FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia). We require proof of vaccination to keep all of our guests safe.