This massive screened-in porch/catio located at the foothills of the Angeles National Forest measures 23′ x 10′. The cat-resistant screen keeps the bugs out while the 1″ x 1″ wire mesh keeps the predators at bay.…
VIDEOS: Watch Catio Protect Cats from Raccoons, Bobcats, and Mountain Lion
The cat guardians of one of our all-time favorite builds, The Jungle Catio, set up trail cams next to the Pacific Palisades enclosure. Despite living in a residential neighborhood, video from the cameras shows Bobcats, raccoons, and even a …
Tujunga Dog Run
This dogio or dog run in the mountains of Tujunga protects Watson, Greta, and Einstein from a plethora of predators. The potty / fresh air / sun spot allows the pets’ guardians to leave the pups at home for longer
Expert Builder Series #8 With Casey’s Catios
Expert Builder Series
This is the eighth Q&A in a series of interviews with catio experts from around the world. My hope is to learn from the best catio builders on the planet and pass on that knowledge far and …
North Pasadena
Where to begin? Catio is 10 feet tall, with a cat door entry from the upstairs bedroom, shaded translucent roof, large U shaped carpeted top shelf, some nifty woodwork, and an 8 foot sisal rope climbing pole. We also buried …
Palos Verdes Estates
This massive enclosure was built to house a family of somewhat feral cats rescued about a year ago. With a threat of foxes, raccoons, and coyotes, we used a strong silver mesh to keep the cats in and the predators …
5 Reasons Why So Many Cat Owners Are Investing in Catios
The Purrington Post recently published an informative article titled, “5 Reason Why So Many Cat Owners Are Investing in Catios. From the piece:
Despite the fact that cats have been kept as pets for nearly 10,000 years now, they’ve still …
Things That Could Hurt or Kill Your Cat by Catster
Catster has published a list of 9 things that could hurt or kill your cat. Unsurprisingly, most of the items on the list involve letting cats outdoors:
…All kinds of dangers lurk outdoors for cats. In her 30 years of
Nearly 100 Outdoor Cats Die Early Deaths Every Month in Toronto
The Toronto Star reports that Toronto – a city that pales in size and population to Los Angeles – experiences nearly 100 cat deaths every month. The article goes on to state that predator deaths only make up a small …
Catios Protect Cats from Coyotes and Raccoons
The outdoors are extremely dangerous for cats. Cars and predators are the main culprits that cause feline injury or death. As a result, indoor cats typically live more than three times as long as outdoor cats. Two quick catio owner …
