Cat Fencing: Can Neighbourhood Cats Get into my Garden?
ProtectaPet is a leading brand in the pet products and services industry, dedicated to keeping cats safe within their garden territory. With our specially designed Cat Fence Brackets, we have successfully protected over 30,000 cats in the UK alone. Our innovative products ensure that cats can enjoy the outdoors while staying secure within their designated area.
The Importance of Cat Fence Brackets
Our Cat Fence Brackets are uniquely angled inwards towards your garden, creating a barrier that prevents cats from escaping. The brackets are designed with the "Bengal Bend," a special feature that makes it nearly impossible for cats to climb over the 70cm long bracket. This ensures that your beloved feline friends remain safely within the confines of your garden.
While cats on the inside of the barrier are unable to climb over, cats from the outside can physically enter the garden. However, due to their intelligence, cats generally choose not to enter a cat-proofed garden as they can see there is no exit. ProtectaPet Cat Fence Brackets provide the perfect solution for cat owners who want to give their pets the freedom to roam outdoors without the worry of them wandering off.
Tips for Deterring Neighbourhood Cats
If you want to prevent neighbourhood cats from entering your garden, here are some top tips to consider:
- Spay or Neuter Your Own Cats: Spaying or neutering your own cats can help reduce their territorial instincts, making them less likely to attract other cats into your garden.
- Feed Your Cats Inside: Avoid leaving any food in your garden as it can attract neighbourhood cats. Instead, feed your cats indoors to discourage other felines from entering your property.
Dealing with Neighbourhood Cats Intruding in Your Garden
In the event that a neighbourhood cat does enter your garden, it's important to handle the situation calmly and responsibly. Here are some tips to follow:
- Stay Calm: If a cat finds itself trapped in your garden, it will likely be scared. Stay calm to keep the cat calm as well.
- Secure Your Own Cats: Lock your own cats inside your house to prevent any potential conflicts or territorial disputes.
- Provide an Exit: Leave a gate open or place a wheelie bin against a fence to create an exit route for the neighbourhood cat. This will allow them to leave your garden without any harm.
Tips for Going on Holiday
When you're planning to go on holiday, it's essential to ensure that your garden remains cat-friendly even when you're not around. Here are some tips to consider:
- Create an Exit Route: Always leave a wheelie bin or a piece of garden furniture against your fence. This will enable any neighbourhood cats that accidentally enter your garden to find their way out.
By following these tips and utilising ProtectaPet's Cat Fence Brackets, you can create a safe and secure environment for your cats, giving them the freedom to enjoy the outdoors without the risk of wandering off. Visit our online store to explore our range of cat containment products and provide your furry friends with the protection they deserve.
