Description
The peaceful retreat for cats, (only 5 minutes from Hobart GPO) that offers peace of mind for you and a great time for your cat. Established in 2003, Pangarinda Cat Boarding is a family owned and operated cat only boarding cattery and provides a safe, comfortable and loving environment for your furry companion. We are passionate about what we do and over the years have gained a great reputation for providing exceptional care and service.
Richard and Li (who live on-site) and the rest of the Pangarinda team are passionate and professional cat carers who love that their job is to make your cat’s stay with us a relaxing and enjoyable one.
We offer:
•Personalised care to cater for your cat’s needs, health and personality
•Generously sized rooms with tranquil bush views for singles or families
•A daily wellness check for all guests and trained professionals to administer medication if required
•24 hour vet on-call
•Interactive one-on-one playtime in our new play areas
•Daily room service catering for all tastes and needs
•A strict daily cleaning regime
Cat boarding is by far the safest way to house your cat while away so consider making your cat’s next holiday a relaxed one at Pangarinda and enjoy your time away knowing that your furry family member is in good hands.
Please feel free to contact us to come and meet the team and take a tour of our cattery.
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facebook.comJust a reminder of our New Years opening hours: 31 Dec 8:30-10:30 am 1 Jan Closed 2nd Jan 8:30-10:30am & 4-5pm
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Boxing day buddy!
Good morning! Just a reminder of our opening hours: Today: 8:30-10:30am only Tomorrow 8:30-10:30am and 4-5pm
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From Richard, Lianne and the rest of the team at Pangarinda, we hope you've had a wonderful Christmas day. To those who have furry family members staying with us at the moment, your little ones enjoyed the most glorious Hobart day today. There was plenty of basking being done!
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Lilies and cats With Christmas upon us, many will receive bunches of flowers as loving gifts. Unfortunately many of us are unaware of the toxic affects some flowers can have on our pets. Specifically, cats are drawn to Lilies and can easily access them on a table or bench and of course in the garden. It's not all Lilies that are toxic to cats but members of the Lilium Hermerocallis genera are the most toxic. These include Easter lilies, Christmas Lilies, Tiger lilies and Day lilies. All parts of the lily are poisonous. Dogs who eat them will probably only get a stomach ache. Cats though can suffer acute kidney failure and even death. Symptoms include: lethargy, depression and vomiting, acute kidney and renal failure. Onset of symptoms occurs within about 2 hours. Acute kidney failure will develop within 24 - 72 hrs. If symptoms are left untreated a cat can die within 3-7 days. If you suspect your pet has eaten any part of a Lily and exhibiting any symptoms seek veterinary advice immediately. Source: Greensborough VeterinaryNewsletter Dec 2016
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Pangarinda crew Christmas lunch! A huge thanks to the wonderful Ellen, Emma and Lorena for their continued hard work, commitment and passion for what they do. We are blessed to have such amazing staff.
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Here's Crackers doing an uncanny impersonation of our logo😀
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Snake bites and your pet - Tasmanian Animal Hospitals
Snake season is on us. Tasmanian Animal hospitals have a great page on their site regarding snake bites and your pet: http://www.tasanimalhospitals.com.au/snake-bites-and-your-pet/
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