Leaving your cat behind feels hard. MIR MIAO makes it easier. This cat hotel in Kfar Saba, Israel gives your cat a private, cozy room. You also get daily photos of a happy stay.
The story starts with a family that loves animals. They opened their first cat hotel in Kyiv in 2017. Later, in 2022, they moved to Israel and opened this hotel three years later. That history shapes how MIR MIAO cares for cats today.
Next, look at the rooms. Each cat gets its own space and in each MIR MIAO management uses safe, natural wood and glass. Staff clean each one with steam and a disinfectant after every guest. For shy cats, the hotel has a cardboard house to hide. And for bold cats, they have climb trees, shelves, and ropes in the play area. Meanwhile, cat nannies pet, play with, and talk to every guest.
Safety matters just as much. International Cat Care advises owners to pick a cattery with secure units and dedicated staff. MIR MIAO offers private numbered boxes and nannies who supervise every guest. If an alarm sounds, staff move every cat into the mamad, a protected safe room.
Health comes next. The AAHA says every cat needs core vaccines, so MIR MIAO asks for a valid vaccination passport. Besides, male cats older than one year need neutering. In addition, staff also follow any feeding plan your vet gives.
With all this, rates stay clear too. Cat boarding in Israel costs 115 shekels a day for stays up to 14 days, but longer stays cost less. Pay 105 shekels a day for 14 to 30 days, then 95 shekels. Private transfer costs 200 shekels one way in central Israel.
Ready to travel with peace of mind? Message MIR MIAO on WhatsApp at +972 50 569 0303. Booking costs nothing, and your cat’s best holiday starts with one message.
