Become a ProtectaPet 'Advocat'

Become a ProtectaPet Advocat and earn £50 commission on every £400 in sales you refer.

Your friends also get £50 off just for mentioning your name.

Simple. Rewarding. Great for cats. 🐾

Benefits of Becoming a ProtectaPet Advocat

£50 kickback on every successful referral over £400

Or donate it to an animal welfare charity of your choice

£50 discount for your referee

Ensure they mention your name or unique promo code

Free marketing materials

Website banners, leaflets and posters are ideal for cat and kitten homing packs

Feel-good impact

Knowing you’re helping keep cats safe and enriched outdoors 🐾

Help Us Keep Cats Safe

Working Together for Feline Welfare, whether you’re a customer, veterinary professional, feline behaviourist, cat breeder, kitten rehomer or fosterer, community moderator, or charity, we’d love to speak with you to see if we’re a good fit. Simply send us your details and we’ll be in touch.

We are soon going to get a new kitten, and this time we have confidence that she will avoid the dangers of the front area of our home, thanks to the excellent work by ProtectaPet.

Dr Pete Wedderburn BVM&S CertVR MRCVS, Vet Columnist, The Telegraph

In situations where owners are reluctant to let their cats out, whether this is due to fears of their cat getting injured, lost or stolen, or predating on native wildlife, a secure cat-proofed garden may be the perfect compromise.

Dr Lauren Finka, Research Associate, Nottingham Trent University

ProtectaPet genuinely care about cat welfare and offer an ideal solution to ease the worries of people who want to provide a safe outdoor space for their animals whether it's keeping them away from busy roads or deterring other animals from entering your garden.

Matthew Pearson, Cat Adoption Officer, The Mayhew Cat Adoption

For those cats that roam and there are nearby dangers, ProtectaPet offers a cat friendly solution, allowing cats safe outdoor access. There is no doubt to us that Eve, Simon and their team have cat welfare at the heart of their business.

Dr Sarah Ellis, Head of Cat Advocacy, International Cat Care

Our work shows that there is a practical alternative that works, and yes, the cats do benefit from being outside, and even more so when that outside environment is protected.

Prof Daniel Mills, Professor of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine, University of Lincoln