PawHut Outdoor Cat House with Escape Door, Weatherproof 2-Story Wooden Feral Cat Shelter with Opening Asphalt Roof, Dark Gray

Details: PawHut Outdoor Cat House with Escape Door, Weatherproof 2-Story Wooden Feral Cat Shelter with Opening Asphalt Roof, Dark Gray

Brand: PawHut

Advantages

Products can be returned
Slanted Roof: Covered with asphalt that allows water to roll off so it doesn’t seep into the outdoor cattery, this is the ideal combination of warmth in winter and shade in summer.
Roomy & Safety: This outside cat house has enough room for several cats to enjoy it together. They can use a few openings to enter and exit if a potential predator approaches.
Wooden Structure: This outside cat enclosure’s floor is 100% solid wood, not plywood or particle board, so it won’t delaminate with time. It has a raised bottom and plastic feet to protect it from the rain and mud.
Easy to Clean: The hinged roof with a locking arm allows easy access to a clean home. Assembly was straightforward to the point and easy assembly with pre-drilled holes.
Feral Cat House Dimension: Max Load: 33lbs(Board, Top, Platform), Overall Dimension: 20″L x 20″W x 32″H.

Notice

Is an online purchase
Delivery may be delayed in some areas.

Buyer guide for Cat Houses & Condos

Cat beds provide a comfortable and cozy place for your feline friend to rest. They come in various shapes, sizes, and materials to suit different preferences.

Size

Choose a bed that is large enough for your cat to stretch out comfortably.
Consider the size of your cat and select a bed that provides ample space.
Look for beds with raised edges if your cat likes to curl up.

Materials

Opt for soft and durable materials like fleece, cotton, or memory foam.
Ensure the materials are hypoallergenic and safe for your cat.
Look for beds with removable and washable covers for easy cleaning.

Design

Choose a design that complements your home decor.
Look for features like bolsters, hoods, or tunnels for added comfort.
Ensure the bed is stable and wont tip over easily.

Comfort

Look for beds with padded surfaces and soft fabrics for added comfort.
Ensure there are enough resting spots for your cat to relax.
Consider beds with built-in heating pads for colder climates.

Portability

Choose lightweight designs if you need to move the bed frequently.
Look for foldable or collapsible options for easy storage.
Ensure the bed is easy to assemble and disassemble.

Price

Compare prices to find a bed that fits your budget.
Look for beds that offer good value for money with multiple features.
Consider the warranty and return policy before making a purchase.

Things to Consider for a Cat Houses & Condos

Selecting the right cat house or condo involves several key considerations to ensure your cats comfort and safety:

Size

Measure the space where you plan to place the cat house or condo.
Ensure it is large enough for your cat to stretch, play, and sleep comfortably.

Materials

Select materials that are durable and easy to clean.
Avoid materials that can easily be scratched or damaged.

Design

Consider designs with multiple levels and hiding spots.
Look for features like scratching posts and hanging toys.

Comfort

Ensure the interior is padded and comfortable for your cat.
Look for houses with ventilation to keep your cat cool.

Ease of Cleaning

Choose designs with removable parts for easy cleaning.
Ensure there are no hard-to-reach areas where dirt can accumulate.

Stability

Check that the house or condo is stable and wont wobble.
Look for designs with a low center of gravity.

How to maintain Cat Houses & Condos

Maintaining your cats house or condo is crucial for their well-being. Follow these guidelines to ensure a clean and safe environment.

Cleaning

Vacuum the interior regularly to remove hair and debris.
Use a damp cloth with mild soap to clean surfaces.
Wash fabric components according to care instructions.

Inspection

Look for any loose or broken parts.
Check for signs of damage from chewing or scratching.
Repair or replace damaged sections promptly.

Odor Control

Sprinkle baking soda on carpets and cushions.
Use air purifiers or odor absorbers.
Clean litter boxes frequently.

Pest Prevention

Regularly check for fleas, ticks, and other pests.
Use flea treatments and pest control measures.
Keep the surrounding area clean.

Comfort

Provide soft bedding and blankets.
Ensure the cat house is in a quiet location.
Rotate toys and add new ones.

Durability

Select durable materials.
Avoid placing the cat house in damp areas.
Regularly check and tighten screws.