Pet Boarding Prices in KL and the Klang Valley 2026: What a Night Really Costs Once You Add the Air-Con, the Spot-On and the Checkout Clock

Catzonia Hostails Sdn Bhd (SSM 201601012114) is the largest dedicated cat operator here, running **nine outlets**, five of them in the Klang Valley at Damansara Perdana, Shah Alam, Wangsa Maju, Bangi and USJ 21, plus Seremban 2, Ipoh, Cheng in Melaka and Johor Bahru. Its four suite tiers are published in full: **Comfy Room RM50 a night** (up to 3 cats, twice-daily feeding, playtime every two days, daily photos and videos), **VIC Room RM70** (up to 5 cats, three feeds, plus 24-hour CCTV), **VVIC Room RM100** (up to 6 cats, three feeds, CCTV) and **Super VIC Room RM150** (up to 10 cats, four feeds, playtime three times every two days, CCTV). The line that separates it from everyone else on this list appears twice on its own booking flow: the **base price covers two cats per night**, with additional cats at **RM25, RM35, RM45 and RM65** a night by tier, and **you are not charged for the check-out day**. A booking is held with an **RM20 reservation**. Its published policies are also the most complete on this list, and the boarding one is the most generous: a stay paid in advance is **refunded in full up to 72 hours before check-in and at 50 per cent inside 72 hours**, with no refund for a no-show and the unused portion refunded in full if Catzonia has to end a stay early on veterinary grounds. The RM20 deposit is itself refundable if you cancel 24 hours or more ahead. Two practical notes: outlets run **10am to 6pm and close on Wednesdays**, and the company states plainly that it provides grooming and boarding, not veterinary care.

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Trading as Malaysia's 5-Star Luxurious Pet Hotel and operating from a bungalow in Petaling Jaya about twenty minutes from KLCC, L Residence publishes the deepest rate card here and takes dogs, cats and rabbits. **Dog suites: Grand Suite from RM235** (200 sq ft with an ensuite private garden, up to 8 pets from the same family), **Club Premier from RM195** (150 sq ft with garden), **Club Suite from RM165** (100 sq ft, up to 4 pets), **Sky Suite RM120** (35 sq ft on a private rooftop garden) and the **Meadow Suite at RM90 to RM130 per dog**, a 1,000 sq ft shared room for up to 10 dogs that the hotel restricts to friendly and sociable dogs, neutered males, and dogs boarding for the second time onwards. **Cat suites run RM105, RM135, RM165 and RM195**, with the Grand Suite taking up to 20 cats or rabbits from one family. **Additional pets are RM10 to RM50 for cats and RM30 to RM70 for dogs.** What the rate includes is unusually specific: air-conditioning with in-room climate control, a human-sized bed, an in-room LED TV, a water fountain, up to four feeds a day, daily eye cleaning and coat brushing with ears cleaned twice a week, one-to-one play sessions and a daily music therapy session. The compulsory extra is parasite prevention: every pet is given a **Revolution, Frontline, Advantix or Nexgard spot-on at check-in, at RM35 to RM60 for a dog and RM19 to RM25 for a cat** by weight, unless you bring your own. Vaccination must be complete with the **last jab less than 12 months before check-in**. Three things the headline range hides. The cheapest dog bed here is not the shared Meadow Suite but an **18 sq ft Playpen at RM80 per dog**. L Residence is the only operator on this list that publishes a **rabbit rate card** — Playpen RM60, Sky Suite RM85, Club Suite RM110, Club Premier RM140 and **Grand Suite RM180** for the first rabbit, the Grand Suite taking up to 30 rabbits from one family — and the only one that boards birds, sugar gliders, hamsters, guinea pigs, turtles, snakes and scorpions at all, priced by species and cage size on enquiry. And one cost is uncapped: a pet arriving with ticks or fleas is treated and bathed on the spot, with the **flea treatment and facility disinfection cost borne by the owner** and no figure published, where G-Pet publishes a RM45 to RM120 band for the same thing. There is no published cancellation policy.

Image: L Residence Pet Hotel

Run by the COCOMOMO hotel group, whose other properties are container and capsule hotels, the Urban Pets Hotel is the most city-centre option here and publishes a compact rate card. **Dog rooms: Deluxe Room RM60 for one small or medium dog and RM80 for one large dog; Suite Room RM125 for one dog; Royal Suite RM150 for one dog**, with **additional dogs at RM30 for small or medium and RM60 for large** on both suite grades. **Cat rooms: Deluxe Room RM60 for one cat, maximum three cats, with additional cats at RM25.** The suite and royal suite grades include CCTV access for owners; the deluxe grade includes a daily update instead. The published daily routine is unusually precise: breakfast, a **2pm snack, 6pm dinner and playtime from 11.30am to 5.30pm** under supervision. The property also runs a dog swimming pool and an indoor park, priced separately at an **entrance fee of RM50 per dog per entry**, which includes free access to the indoor park. The published boarding policy is where the real money sits. **Check-in runs 10am to 5pm daily except Tuesday, which is by appointment only, and check-out runs 10am to 3pm — a pet collected after 3pm is charged an additional night.** That is the tightest check-out clock of the six. Room sizes are published too: the RM60 dog Deluxe is **11 sq ft**, the RM125 Suite up to **30 sq ft** and the RM150 Royal Suite up to **66 sq ft**, with air-conditioning listed as included at every grade. Two things are cheaper than they look: a **free shower on a minimum seven-night stay**, and free pool access under the owner's supervision listed as a room feature at every grade, which sits awkwardly against the RM50 per dog per entry charged at the pool itself — confirm which applies to a boarding guest. The indoor park is free to COCOMOMO members year-round. Every pet must be brought in for inspection before check-in, and the hotel reserves the right to refuse. One inconsistency to confirm when you book: the section headings on the rooms page read DOG ROOMS FROM RM150 and CAT ROOMS FROM RM150, while the cheapest room listed under each is RM60.

Image: COCOMOMO Urban Pets Hotel

Operating as PGH by Prestige Pets Grooming Hotel, this Subang Jaya operator prices by room size rather than by pet weight. **Dog hotel: Deluxe Room, described as 3ft by 3ft, RM50 a night; Presidential Room, 6ft by 6ft, RM80 to RM150 a night; additional pets RM20 a night.** **Cat hotel: Deluxe Room RM35 a night, Presidential Room RM50 a night, additional pets RM15 a night.** It is also the only operator here selling prepaid blocks of nights: **buy 20 nights and get 25, an effective RM40 a night and a stated 25 per cent saving, or buy 10 and get 12, an effective RM42 a night and 20 per cent**, with the page noting packages may not be used in peak periods. Included at no extra charge: the play zone, air-conditioning, 24-hour security, disinfection twice a day and UV sterilising light, with a 24-hour live stream camera on the cat hotel subject to terms. The terms are the strictest published here. All bookings must be paid in full in advance or they are not confirmed, **payments are non-refundable**, application of flea, tick and mite prevention is **compulsory at check-in**, PGH reserves the right to refuse any pet showing fleas, ticks, mites, illness, injury or signs of violence, and **a pet must check out by 8pm the next day**. Check the package arithmetic before you buy one. Twenty nights paid for twenty-five is RM40 a night against the RM50 Deluxe list rate, which is **20 per cent off the rate, not the 25 per cent printed**; ten nights for twelve is RM41.67, and **16 per cent off, not 20**. PGH is quoting free nights as a share of nights paid rather than as a discount on the rate. It is still the only prepaid block on this list and still the deepest standing discount here. Two other lines are worth reading before you transfer: **payments are non-refundable**, stated in those words, and the camera is not the same on both sides — the dog hotel lists CCTV monitoring for staff, while only the cat hotel advertises a 24-hour live stream for owners. One published contradiction on the cat hotel page: the rate box gives additional pets at RM15 a night while the terms below it say RM20, so confirm which applies before you pay.

Image: PGH Pets Grooming Hotel

Trading since 2000 from Lot 298, Jalan Kota Raja A/27A, Taman Alam Megah Seksyen 27 in Shah Alam, G-Pet is the only operator here that prices dogs purely by weight and the only one that publishes a full menu of add-ons. **Dogs: up to 10kg RM50 a day, 11 to 25kg RM55, 26 to 45kg RM60, above 45kg RM65.** **Cats: a flat RM30 a day**, in a cat hotel the site describes as fully air-conditioned, with Royal Canin food included in the price. Rates are **charged per calendar day** and paid fully in advance, with a **10 per cent discount on monthly stays and 50 per cent on yearly stays**. The add-on list is where the real price lives: **air-conditioned rooms RM10 a day, live CCTV RM25 a day, daily dog walking RM15, refrigerated storage for food or medicine RM6 a day, medication administration RM6 a dose and transportation RM180 a trip.** A 12kg dog in an air-conditioned room with a live camera and a daily walk is therefore RM105 a day, not RM55. Every animal is checked for fleas on arrival and a **mandatory flea dip costs RM45 to RM120 for a dog and RM45 to RM80 for a cat** by size. Vaccination requires **original proof of the three required shots** with valid dates, and the site states dogs without it will not be accepted. Opening hours are **9am to 4pm daily**, so a late drop-off is not possible. Its boarding terms live in a separate PDF and carry three rules the rate pages never mention. **All male cats must be neutered before staying**, expressly not required of dogs. **Deposits are not refundable**, and a monthly booking must be paid for the whole month even if the pet goes home for part of it. And if somebody else is collecting the pet, G-Pet must be told **at least 24 hours in advance, with that person's name and IC**. One thing the cat side gets for nothing that the dog side pays for: the cat hotel is described as fully air-conditioned and its add-on list carries no air-conditioning line at all, while a dog pays RM10 a day for it. One small slip on its own site: the cat boarding page repeats the sentence about dogs without valid proof of vaccination.

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Patty's is the cage-free option on this list, and it structures dog boarding into **four weight bands: Small up to 8kg, Medium 9 to 15kg, Large 16 to 25kg and XLarge 26kg and above**, with an outdoor playground, bowl beds and what it calls unlimited cuddle. Cat boarding is sold as a **Cat Villa, Cat Suite 1 and Cat Suite 2**, with cat litter, a cat tree, a water fountain and a bed. The hotel also runs daycare, home boarding, grooming, a pet taxi, pet sitting and dog training, and lists **016-815 0190** as its contact. Patty's publishes its dog rates only inside a graphic on the page rather than as text, so we read the rate card itself on 3 September 2026: **Small up to 8kg RM75, Medium 9 to 15kg RM90, Big 16 to 25kg RM110 and XL RM160**, with beds, plates and bowls, an indoor playground, a rooftop doggie park, daily updates and unlimited cuddles included at every band. Two things the page text and the rate card disagree on: the **XL band is capped at 35kg on the rate card** while the page describes it as 26kg and above, so confirm before booking a very large dog; and the rate card gives the address as **23b, Jalan Ipoh, Taman Kok Lian**. **Cat rates are published too**, in a second graphic headed Cat Staycation Price List, which we read on 3 September 2026: **Cat Suite RM100 for two cats with additional cats at RM10 each, up to eight cats per suite, and Villa RM50 for a single cat**, including beds, plates and bowls, a cat tree, tofu cat litter, daily updates and unlimited cuddles. That RM10 per extra cat is the cheapest multi-cat line in this comparison by a distance, and it crosses over at four cats: below four, Catzonia is cheaper (two cats RM50 against RM100, three cats RM75 against RM110), while four cats are RM120 here against RM140 in a Catzonia VIC Room, and eight cats are RM160 here against RM540 in a Super VIC. One naming mismatch to expect when you enquire: the page describes a Cat Villa, Cat Suite 1 and Cat Suite 2, while the rate card prices only a Cat Suite and a Villa. What Patty's does publish in plain text is the admission policy, and it is the most complete on this list. Dogs must have **up-to-date vaccination**, be **on tick and heartworm prevention**, and be **non-aggressive towards humans and dogs**, and the site adds that it strongly advises the **Bordetella vaccine to prevent kennel cough** — a shot most Malaysian owners do not carry as standard and the one most likely to be missing when a group-play kennel checks the record book. Cats must have up-to-date vaccination and be on flea and parasite prevention.

Image: Patty's Pet Hotel