You do not have to bring your own food. They provide cat chow. However if your cat needs something different (mine are grain free) then you need to provide the cat food. Also any wet food. But they do provide "house chow" as they call it.They suggest you bringing your own toys/beds just so the cats have something familiar to reduce stress. They have lots of towels along with gripper pads, and some beds they can provide. They also have some toys they give out.

WE have used the Cat House many times for our kitty boys, they are always well taken care of, have no behavioral issues after boarding. Love Gail, she is passionate about care for cats.

The Cat House in Loveland is a rarity: a boarding kennel that specialises in cats! In my experience, most kennels are geared towards dogs and cat facilities are almost an afterthought, with very little in the way of space or exercise provided. The rooms provided for the animals are relatively spacious and the cats apparently get to run around at least once a day. The only thing I don't like is that you have to bring your own food, toys and something for the cat(s) to sleep on BUT considering the cheap rubbish most catteries provide that's not necessarily a bad thing.