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Kitty Enclosure Eclectic Landscape, Phoenix

Arthur in one of the cat trees.
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pyourell wrote:
What are the measurements of this outdoor cat enclosure.
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Elizabeth Guinan

It is 20x24ft, and 9 - 10 feet tall. The pond is an 8x10 ft pond.

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kitchennew wrote:
Why is this cat in a cage?
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Elizabeth Guinan

LOL! He's in his outdoor "catio" along w/15 of his kitty kin. The photo angle is deceptive & makes it look like the fencing is huge. The catio is multi-level and connects to a separate "guest house" that has been converted to a kitty house. These are all rescued cats, and most (including Arthur, in the pic) were deemed "unadoptable" for various reasons. Arthur bites, and a few others spray. If they didn't live here, they would have been euthanized.

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Cody Turner wrote:
What is the type of wire you use? - The wire to enclose the catio, what type of wire is that?
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Becky Harris added this to See a Deluxe 'Catio' Built for Feline Fun
“The friends that helped with the fence posts already knew our cats,” Liz says. “It was a labor of love on their part.” The metal you see here is plastic-coated galvanized fencing. The vertical posts are 4- by 4-inch redwood fence posts; the horizontal ones are 2-by-4s. The entire redwood structure has a waterproof stain.
Becky Harris added this to Here’s How to Show Your Pet Even More Love
If you have indoor cats who are dying to get outside, build them a catio. See how one amazing couple has given their backyard to their many rescued cats.Full story: See a Deluxe Catio Built for Feline Fun
Laura Gaskill added this to 10 Tips for Keeping Indoor Cats Healthy and Happy
6. Consider a ‘catio.’ Even if you have outdoor space available, you may need to keep cats indoors to protect them from predators such as coyotes. Or you may choose to keep them in to protect the bird population. In either case, one great way to safely expand your furry friend’s territory is by constructing a protected outdoor patio, or “catio.” The one shown here was built by a couple with 16 rescue cats that needed more space than their home could provide. It includes ramps, steps, shade sails, cat-safe plants and a koi pond. See more of this project

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same cat protection area with garden and pond

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