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The nights in care calculation determines how many nights a cat will stay in boarding based on the total boarding days. This is important for pet boarding facilities to properly plan care and calculate fees.
The calculator uses a simple formula:
Explanation: The first day of boarding typically doesn't count as a full night, so we subtract 1 from the total boarding days to get the number of nights.
Details: Accurate night calculation ensures proper care planning, staffing, and fair pricing for cat boarding services. It helps prevent misunderstandings between pet owners and boarding facilities.
Tips: Simply enter the total boarding days (must be at least 1 day) and the calculator will automatically compute the number of nights in care.
Q1: Why subtract 1 from boarding days?
A: The first day typically doesn't count as a full night since the cat may arrive at any time during the day.
Q2: What if my cat stays less than 24 hours?
A: Most facilities consider this as "day care" rather than overnight boarding, and different rates may apply.
Q3: Are there exceptions to this rule?
A: Some facilities may have different policies, especially if the cat arrives very early in the morning or stays very late at night.
Q4: How does this affect boarding fees?
A: Most facilities charge per night, so accurate night calculation ensures correct billing.
Q5: What about medical boarding?
A: Veterinary hospitals may use different calculations depending on medical needs and treatment schedules.