Cats, like dogs, may not endure the cold well, and if you have a cat that enjoys spending time outside, don’t forget to consider its comfort. Although it is more difficult than it is for an apartment animal, finding a nice shelter for your cat may not be as difficult as it seems.
An outdoor cat home will not only keep him safe from the elements during the winter or other cold seasons, but will also provide him with the comfort he needs.
A warm and cozy garden shelter for cats
Having an outside cat requires you to ask yourself a lot of questions. Is it secure? Is it full? Is there anything it can protect?
All of these concerns may be stressful, particularly if you are away from home.
The Hutch Company’s heated cat cage alleviates some of these concerns. It is an outdoor cat shelter constructed in the United Kingdom of pine wood, which has been meticulously treated to give it a stunning stiffness and beauty.
The internal lining of sheepskin carpet keeps the cat warm and may be used as a heated shelter in the winter. You won’t have to worry about your cat’s health since it will be able to keep warm and have its own private place in this cat home.
Other features of this self-heating cat house
This wooden cat home weighs 7 kg and is 70 cm long, 51.5 cm wide, and 60 cm tall.
It is sent completely built, with the exception of 20 cm feet. The construction of the cat house’s feet is optional, but we can assume that it is highly suggested since it allows us to maintain the kennel at a specific height from the ground in order to keep it dry.
This outdoor cat home may also be put on a table or other more stable structure, allowing its owner (human, not feline) to choose the best option for his garden.
This shelter has a glass window that enables the cat to see the outside from the inside (but not the other way around, giving it a sense of solitude), as well as a traditional cat flap for entry and exit.
This self-heating cat housing also comes with Matatabi, a Japanese catnip from the kiwi family.