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I've used this for a while now, which wouldn't be the case if I didn't love it!! Being retired, I look forward to my 5 pm wind-down with my glass of U Relax, to keep me calm during my favorite show, The Five - which might otherwise rile me up, ha! All positive physical experience, no negatives, and the mixed berry tastes great!
This may only apply to the resort in Greenville, SC, but should serve as a warning to anyone who intends to board a cat. They have a beautiful facility that is set up for dogs with play areas, pool, etc. It is the Ritz-Carlton of doggy day and overnight care. In a corner in the front of the building are a few two level cat condos. I recently left my cat for 8 days. Now I admit I was nervous to start with as I've never left her more than a couple days. She has stayed there before for a night or two with little problem. This time there was nothing but. Misty is an only child, about 1.25 y/o, and can get spooked depending on how you handle her. I explained, I gave a comfort toy for the cage (which was left in the bag) and treats and said they usually distract her. The treats were untouched. This was a business trip for my husband that I was along for the ride, so other than part of Sat/Sun I was laser focused on the webcam in their cat room. In 8 days I saw her out only once. No one interacted with her. I often saw her with her nose pressed to the glass looking out at everyone. I'm hundreds of miles away, and they hardly ever answer their phone. I was told to email them. They did answer my emails, but it didn't explain what I was seeing. Their side of the story is that she was hard to handle, hissed, batted her paw about - I spent $30 a day, for which I supplied everything but litter. I did expect that they were trained to handle cats at that price point. But they are not. You're paying for the dogs' pool. My reason for posting this is to warn other cat owners that if you need to board your baby for more than a night or two, get Rover or a friend to come to your home. I only boarded my baby because she's a people cat and I thought she'd get time to exercise and play, some human interaction, an occasional treat... you know - love! All the love at Pet Paradise goes to the dogs...