What's the difference between a Premium Enclosure and a Classic Range Enclosure?
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A portable cat enclosure shouldn’t blow over, however if you are concerned or live in a high wind area you can consider using ground pegs to secure the frame to the ground or use sand bags to weigh down the enclosure if it is on a hard surface.
Provided the outdoor enclosure has adequate shelter, cats can live part of their lives outside in an enclosure, however smaller enclosures will not meet a cat's exercise needs and indoor time is important for your cat's mental health. We recommend an
If you have multiple cats in a portable enclosure, ensure each cat has a minimum of 2 square metres of space. Connect a tunnel to a portable cat enclosure to allow access indoors or to a larger enclosed area where your cats can freely move around and
All cats have basic animal instincts and when considering what should go inside your cat enclosure, these needs should be taken into account. Research shows that a mentally and physically stimulated cat is happier and healthier, and as a result may l
Cats are happy when they are in a safe and comfortable environment. This is why it is so important to ensure your cat enclosure is set up with vertical climbing space and places to hide, as well as scratchers and toys for stimulation. If you have a p
Freestanding enclosures range from approximately $369 to $799. The cost of custom DIY cat enclosures depends on the materials for the area. Most DIY Cat runs average from $350-$1100, however some large areas can cost over $1500 in materials. For prof
Cats like to spend time with their owners, and they also like to have time alone. A cat enclosure will enable a cat to have time to itself for periods throughout the day. Cats are happy when they are in a safe and comfortable environment. It’s import
The size of a cat enclosure will depend on the available space of your outdoor area. If you are installing a portable cat enclosure, a single size enclosure 1.2m or 1.8m in size is ideal for one cat. If you have 2 or more cats, a double enclosure or