PawHut Outdoor Catio, Cat House Wooden Feral Cat Shelter, Cat Cage with Platforms, Waterproof Asphalt Roof, Ramps, 77" L, Gray
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Color: Grey
Features
- Multi-Level Fun: Our outdoor cat enclosure provides endless entertainment with cozy cat condo, and a ladder for easy climbing. Your cats will love playing, napping, and exploring in this outdoor oasis.
- Water-Resistant Asphalt Roof: Our cat patio is topped with a water-resistant asphalt roof, which will keep your cats dry and comfortable even in the rain. It provides a cozy and protected space for your cats to enjoy the outdoors.
- Spacious Enough for Multiple Cats: Give your furry friends room to roam with this outdoor cat cage, which features ample space for multiple cats to play and relax.
- Safe and Secure: Our outdoor catio enclosure features metal mesh walls that keep your cats safe and secure while still allowing them to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine.
- Cat Catio Information: Overall Dimensions: 76.75" L x 37.25" W x 68.75" H. Main House Dimensions: 26.25" L x 35.5" W x 68.75" H. Assembly Required.
Brand: PawHut
Product Dimensions: 37.25"D x 76.75"W x 68.75"H
Material: Wood
Color: Grey
Style: Grey
Product Dimensions : 77 x 37.25 x 68.75 inches; 48.4 Pounds
Item model number : D30-237
Date First Available : January 10, 2020
Manufacturer : Aosom LLC
Best Sellers Rank: #91,990 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #464 in Cat Houses & Condos
#464 in Cat Houses & Condos:
Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 596 ratings
Item Weight: 48.4 pounds
Manufacturer: Aosom LLC
Item model number: D30-237
Date First Available: January 10, 2020
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 125 x 99.75 x 19.75 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 77 x 37.25 x 68.75 inches
Item Weight: 48.4 Pounds
Brand Name: PawHut
Target Audience Keyword: house-cats
Directions: Assembly Required.
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Model Name: Cat Cage
Color: Grey
Size: 77.0"L x 37.3"W x 68.8"H
Material: Wood
Number of Items: 1
Style: Grey
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Included Components: Roof, Large Run, Ramp
Specific Uses for Product: Outdoor
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Color: Grey
Really like the combination of open, vertical spaces and interior shelter that this design provides. There are three levels of interior space that provide shelter or just a place for kitties to hide. This was the main reason for purchase of this design over other designs we looked at. The lowest level of the design is perfect for a litter box although to access it for cleaning you do have to enter the catio through the larger door panel. We thought about modifying an area in the back with another door for ease of cleaning but decided it might impair the overall structural stability. The completed project is designed so that if you are facing it directly (in front of the narrow, open mesh end with large entry door) the windows and small cat door for food/water open toward the left. This was perfect for our space but it would be difficult to modify this arrangement to open on the opposite side for the average person. For you master woodworkers out there it would probably be no problem. Arrived in 3 boxes about a week earlier than projected at purchase (bonus!). One box was damaged at the corner but the packing inside protected the product so no defects on arrival. All product panels, screws, and fasteners were counted prior to assembly and there was exactly the number needed although as other reviewers have said the latches for the doors are flimsy and we will be replacing them. All panels were numbered with a stamp and the instructions were clear enough to follow once we organized the materials. Assembly wasn't too bad with two people. We did drill pilot holes for some of the sections and found that helpful in keeping the panels fitted together well. If one person were doing this some wood clamps would be essential for holding the sections together while screwing them so they don't get out of alignment. Once assembled all the doors are hinged well and swing open without hitting or scraping the surrounding frame. The finished product is sturdy enough that the cats can move around and there is plenty of vertical space that we plan to modify a little bit. I'm 5'10" and can almost stand up in the completed catio. The mesh part of the enclosure is probably not strong enough to add any additional perches to without reinforcement unless your cat weighs less than 5 pounds so plan on additional reinforcement for any extra kitty spaces that aren't freestanding. We haven't attached the ramp yet, it does seem too steep for the designed location and we'll probably wrap it in some sisal rope or leave it hooked to one of the lower levels. Not sure about the weather proofing. We opted for the gray painted option because it had a "water resistant" label in the description. It is painted but the paint job doesn't inspire much confidence for weather proofing and we'll be designing a tarp cover to use in the winter or during really rainy times. We also placed the catio on a cement slab and would not recommend placing it directly on grass/dirt. Besides the obvious risk of damage to the wood at the base, any uneven surface would probably cause stress on the panels and impact the overall longevity of the structure. While the structure can be moved once assembled it probably wouldn't hold up to frequent placement changes. The only negative thing was a single panel on the sliding door that opens near the top of one of the enclosures had some strange kind of mold covering it. Fortunately upon inspection of the remaining panels/doors this was the only imperfection so we opted to just remove the panel. It's currently covered with some cardboard and tape but we'll either cut another sliding piece of wood or possibly plexiglass for that spot. As always make sure there is plenty of fresh water and if hot weather is the norm for your area an outdoor thermometer is an addition we plan to add to make sure kitties aren't getting overheated.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020 by Brandon P Brandon P
Color: Orange
Very happy with this so far. Took about an hour and a half to build. Our outdoor loving cat is a huge fan. We modified it to attach to our window. Kit comes it 3 large boxes. I would not recommend setting it up by yourself. Power tools arnt NEEDED but definitely help. We have four cats and the design and quality of this seems descent enough. It seems really flimsy at first but once put together it becomes sturdier. There are no extra screws. So don’t lose any while you try to build it. All the bags of screws are labeled nicely and the directions are very clear. All the parts have numbers. Wish it wasn’t so expensive but there arnt really a ton of options available for a clean catio solution so oh well. 1 year later update: still in good condition! It’s survived a trip through a movers truck and you can see we created a makeshift window installation! The wood is started to collect mold however. Not ideal. Perhaps a power wash will help but I’m not sure. The cats still like it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2019 by Kerry Kerry
Color: White
This is a cute condo . Purchased an aluminum window pet door. Have 3 cats, they love it. Added some faux grass, pet step, kitty bed and toys. Opted for this style because it has both an inside & outside area. It’s somewhat easy to put together, did this myself. I added a piece of plywood to the bottom when build was complete. Also lifted it with onto some cinder blocks. Took the plastic windows out and added some chicken wire to the top one so air would flow better. Put a tarp on the top so I can fold it back when sunny, or cover when rainy so they can still go out to enjoy. Will be painting the outside to match the house & help the durability to last longer.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Moët the Poet Moët the Poet
Color: Grey
I bought this last summer (2021) KNOWING it would need some changes. I installed this unit to an existing cage (attached to my garage window) for additional outdoor space for 2 rescued feral cats. That being said, here are some of the changes: * Leveled the ground first and used concrete pavers for flooring. Cats can't pick up pavers! * The condo was fairly easy to assemble. I just looked at the pictures and ignored the little numbered stickers. It helps if you lay out the pieces. Some of the stickers fell off anyway! * Removed a section of the back so the cats can have access to the condo from the existing cage attached to the garage. * Added 1 x 2 pine strips for additional structure. The wood is soft, do not over-screw or the wood will split. Ugh! I split the wood! * Paint/stain TBD. I should have done this last summer! * The second-floor condo opening is ridiculously small. I removed the adjacent cabinet door and used it to cover the bottom of the condo to prevent it from becoming a litter box. Too late! * Ditch the ramp. It's flimsy and dangerous. * For safety reasons, I removed the slider door and made it into a window by gluing a piece of clear acrylic on the inside. Also, screwed the little wire door completely shut. * Vertical space is wasted. Im planning on installing platforms for more lounging. Getting inside the cage through that tiny, tiny, tiny door is a challenge! * Added polycarbonate roof panels to keep out the rain, snow, and some leaves. They went in it during the winter! * New lock and 3 bolts. Plus a very heavy rock at the bottom of the door just in case! * Added a peek-a-boo window. Don't waste your money, the cats don't care! * Added a scratching post. Tree stumps are FREE! * Looking to expand their outdoor space this summer. I am considering buying another unit or this one (Aivituvin Cat House Outdoor Catio Kitty Enclosure with Super Large Enter Door, Wooden Cat Cage Condo Indoor Playpen with Platforms & Small House-71 Inch) ... again with MODIFICATIONS! * The description says LARGE RUN AREA? Haha. Not really! * Good Luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2022 by Susan Hoch Susan Hoch