It’s understandable that many cat owners out there decide to
keep their cats indoors. Indoor cats can and do live very contented lives.
However, often owners will feel like they are robbing cats from their best life
by not allowing them to roam outside. A wonderful solution to this is by giving
cats access to your own outdoor space. A safe space where they can breathe in
the fresh air, run, jump, play, sunbathe and so on. But how can you keep your
cats in the garden to keep them safe from outdoor risks?
There are plenty of cat friendly and effective solutions that
will limit the cat to an outside boundary set by you.
- Install a cat friendly cat enclosure. These enclosures
can be designed to suit your garden and ensure the cat has a perfectly safe environment
without limiting them to the house. Cat enclosures can be designed to fit the
space you have available perfectly.
- Catios are another option. Catios are like cat enclosures
that sit on top of your patio or decking. This is an option for anyone who
would like to keep the cats away from the lawn, plants and flowers or perhaps
keep them separated from other animals in the home while they are outside.
- Cat fences sit on top of your fences and can work
around potential issues such as trees and sheds. Look at some of the cats testing
out their boundaries on the ProtectaPet
Facebook page.
- Cat balconies are perfect for apartment cats or
homes with balconies. Balconies pose fall from height risks for cats (who despite
what people think, can injure themselves when jumping from any height). The cat
balcony secures the area allowing the cat to enjoy the space and fresh air
without any risks.
All the options above are safe for cats, are cat friendly and
provide cats with a safe way of enjoying the outdoors. Cat owners like yourself
are given peace of mind, allowing cats to exhibit their natural behaviours without
the risks of outdoor life.
Our bespoke cat containment systems keep cats in the garden.
They are suitable for homeowners and tenants and finance is available. Find out more reaching out to us on our live
chat here on the website, giving us a call, emailing or even getting in touch
on Facebook.
