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Cat Containment

Safe outdoor access for your cat, all year round

Garden cat containment is the ideal solution to cat safety for peace of mind and cat safety. Our modular cat fencing solutions can be used on various boundary heights from 1m+

Cat Fence Barrier - How It Works

Cat Fence Barrier

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Cat Enclosures

Use cat fence brackets to cat proof the perimeter of your garden

How Cat Containment Works

Cat proof the perimter of your garden to shar eyour garden with your cat

Intuitive cat proofing by pet lovers

Patented cat proofing products designed by the international-leaders in cat proof gardens

Low maintenance and long life in use

Made in Britain from powdercoated steel for strength, sleek aesthetics and durability in your cat proof garden

Cat proof the perimeter of your garden to share the outdoor space with your cat

How Cat Containment Works

Where there is no existing boundary or shrubbery, choose cat enclosure fencing to cat proof your garden

Intuitive cat proofing by pet lovers

Patented cat proofing products designed by the international-leaders in cat proof gardens

Low maintenance and long life in use

Made in Britain from powdercoated steel for strength, sleek aesthetics and durability in your cat proof garden

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Cat Containment Fence Features

  • Our premium cat fences require minimal maintenance

  • Patented cat proofing technology and optimum aesthetics

  • Cat proofing products designed and Manufactured in Britain

  • Modular components to cat proof gardens of all shapes and sizes

  • ProtectaPet® logo as a marque of quality

  • Our brackets features the 'Bengal Bend' on cat bracket

  • Cat fence brackets include rounded corners for safety

  • Bi-orientated Corner Adapters for left or right corners

  • Our kits include brackets for 2m post intervals: the best value for money

  • Our cat fence brackets have no moving parts for long life in use and feline safety

  • Sleek aesthetics for optimum visual presentation

  • Modular components to suit all garden layouts

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Cat Proof Garden Frequently Asked Questions

Researchers at the University of Lincoln interviewed more than 400 cat owners who introduced an outdoor cat enclosure for their cats. Both cats who had previously been used to free-roaming and indoor cats showed improved behavioural scores.

Professor Mills said: “Many owners feel conflicted about letting their cat out, because they worry about the risks, but feel their cat would appreciate being out. Understandably many owners will keep their cats inside, but 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.”

The only sure-fire way to ensure your cat won't venture further than your garden is to use a cat containment system. Cat Fence Barriers are the easiest method to convert your entire garden into a cat safe territory, if you have suitable pre-existing fencing or walls.

Whether you have small garden or a large garden, there are lots of options for making your garden cat proof. Cat fence barriers are a neat and simple solution to giving your cat access to the whole garden. Or, if you have a small garden, you could consider an outdoor cat run or catio.

Neighbourhood cats do have the physical ability to jump into your garden from on top of your fence. However, most cats will see that there is no exit from the garden and choose not to enter. Our customers report that neighbour’s cats tend to choose not to enter their gardens because they cannot see an escape. If you are leaving your garden unsupervised while going on holiday for instance, it is a good idea to leave an escape route for any cats that might enter (a wheelie bin against the fence is a good solution).

Cats are agile and can easily scale fences or walls that are 1.8m+ from ground height. Some people try to train their cat to stay in the garden to keep them safe but the most effective solution is to use a cat fence barrier around the perimter of your garden, enabling you to sit back and enjoy the garden with your cats, safe in the knowledge that they can't wander.

Approximately 4% of veterinary appointments for cats are attributed to injuries sustained in road traffic collisions. Cats face an increased risk of injury under certain conditions, such as having black fur, making them less conspicuous to drivers. Additionally, cats under two years of age, who are less experienced in crossing roads, and unneutered cats, which are more prone to roaming, are at a higher risk of being involved in such incidents.

Researchers at the University of Lincoln interviewed more than 400 cat owners who introduced an outdoor cat runs for their cats. Both cats who had previously been used to free-roaming and indoor cats showed improved behavioural scores.

Professor Mills said: “Many owners feel conflicted about letting their cat out, because they worry about the risks, but feel their cat would appreciate being out. Understandably many owners will keep their cats inside, but 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.”