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This is the ultimate in an outside cat run
complete with pond, waterfall, tunnel and fountain.
Absolute luxury
living for Jeanette and Murray's cats with fish to watch and tunnels to
explore.
Be sure to click on the pictures to enlarge them.
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A very unique Outdoor Cat Enclosure
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The cats enter it by
way of a cat flap from the lounge window. They go along a short
tunnel and into the cat enclosure. It has a fish pond stocked with
gold fish and no, they have never caught a fish. They have a bridge
that goes across the pond and a waterfall made from local rocks
which has many tunnels running under the waterfall where the cats
play hide and seek.
There is also a kitty
litter tray hidden inside the cave under the waterfall. There is a
wooden spiral staircase that takes the cats up to all levels of
shelves as well as suspended shelves. |
They also have a
swinging bridge. A double bench is a good place to sit with the
cats. The cat enclosure has a polycarbonate roof and is a good place
to grow plants with a tropical feel.
The cats, kittens and ourselves spend many hours in the cat
enclosure
Jeanette and Murray's British Shorthair Website. Murray is the
builder of this incredible cat enclosure.
Website: Britz British
Shorthairs. Specialising in Blues and Silvers |
Of course not everyone can build such an
elaborate cat enclosure but there are many other ideas on how to keep
your cat safely contained. You could build a more simple cat run
or have one built for you. That could mean anything from enclosing your
patio to keeping your cats confined in their own yard by means of a cat
proof fence. Maybe a series of cat tunnels starting at your
house, and eventually leading to an outside cat house would be more
suitable for you.
Cat runs built outside your house, maybe enclosing the side of your
house may be an option. Go to the main
Cat
Enclosures page to see Adrian's cat enclosure and find out how
to put this cat run option into practice. This is such a good idea to
use space that normally would be wasted.
Marianna has a great idea with a series of cat tunnels leading to a cat
play area. See it on the main
Cat
Enclosures page.
There are several Australian companies who
build cat
enclosures and cat runs. Cat tunnels are also a great way to let your
cat outside. Netting is another option. You can use the special cat
netting to enclose a patio, the side of the house or anywhere you
require. Links to the professional cat run and cat enclosure builders
are on the main
Cat
Enclosure page.
See the enclosures and cat runs that
the following people have built with tips on cost and materials used.
Angela
has a series of cat modules connected by cat tunnels and aerial runs.
She describes how she built this cat enclosure, what it cost and her
plans for the future.
Marianna
describes how she built her outside cat run from chicken wire and second hand
wood. She outlines the materials used and the cost of building her cat
enclosure. She has also cat proofed her fences with wire.
Julia
has cat proofed her entire garden to keep her cats safe.
Doreen has
used wire mesh on her fences to keep her cats within the confines of her
yard. She intends to grow climbing plants over the mesh to give it an
aesthetic appeal.
Christina
has enclosed her patio with mesh and has lots of shelves and branches
for her cats to climb. A cat flap in the window allows her cats to come
in and out of the house.
Adrian has a
shade cloth fernery along the side of his house. This was easily
converted to a cool and pleasant cat enclosure. He also has enclosed the
back of his house with access for the cats to go from indoors to
outdoors via a cat flap and aerial tunnels.
If DIY is not your forte there are many
companies who specialise in building outside cat enclosures and
cat runs. Photos and links to their websites. We also have links to
sites which have design plans for outdoor cat runs and cat enclosures.
Lots more Photos and ideas on how to build
cat enclosures / cat runs on the main
Cat
Enclosures page.
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