Creature Comforts Cat Hotel
It’s where cats go for a little R&R while you are away! Creature Comforts offers a relaxing Cat Hotel in Port Townsend, Washington with spacious kennels and maximum time out of kennels in a living room setting with supervision, play and cuddling.
2024 Nominee for the International Boarding and Pet Services Association Excellence in Business Award!
Feline Behavior Consulting
Create an enriching, loving environment in which both you and your cat can thrive as you create your own unique form of communication together.
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Pet CPCR and First Aid Courses
Only 1 out of 10 pets will be lucky enough NOT to experience and emergency in their lifetime, but 25% more could be saved if their human performed just one pet first aid technique prior to getting to veterinary care!
Cat Hotel & Boarding
Travel easy knowing your cats and kittens are well cared for and pampered in the Creature Comforts Cat Hotel.
Kitten Kindergarten & Puppy Cooperative Care
Creature Comforts is partnering with Chimacum Valley Veterinary Hospital to bring you Kitten Kindergarten and Puppy Cooperative Care!
Lifetime of hands-on experience with feline behavior and care.
- Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner
- Animal Behavior College certified Cat Trainer
- Pet CPR and First Aid Certified Instructor
- Certified Fear Free Trainer
- Member of International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants
- Member of International Boarding and Pet Services Association
- Licensed
- Bonded
- Insured
Kind words from Customers
“Theresa has taken care of my goats for many years when we go away on vacation. She always responds promptly when I communicate with her. She is incredibly natural with animals and gives them the best possible care. I trust her completely with our animal family!”
K.M.
“I felt very comfortable leaving my cats in Theresa’s care when I went out of town. She was accommodating, responsive, and clearly brings a lot of experience and heart to her work.”
S.E.
“I had a newly adopted cat, but had to travel out-of-state for a week. Fortunately I had Theresa with whom to trust my Bebe Kitty. Theresa fed, played with, and refreshed litter for Bebe twice a day at really reasonable prices. I’m so grateful for her professional service.”
M.
From the Blog
What is Cooperative care?
Cooperative care training teaches animals to be active participants in their care both at home and at the veterinary office, rather than just tolerating procedures. This training builds trust and reduces stress for both the dog and the handler. The focus is on positive reinforcement using praise and rewards to encourage animals to participate and…
How Cats Learn
Cats are thought of as self-sufficient, making them a good fit for people who work longer hours or live in smaller homes. But because of this pervasive belief that cats are independent, it is a common misconception that cats cannot be trained or do not need training. Many times if a cat has a behavioral…
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