Buy Kittywalk Outdoor Net Cat Enclosure for Decks, Patios, BalconiesKittywalk Outdoor Net Cat Enclosure for Decks, Patios, Balconies Product Description:
- Outdoor net enclosure for cats; great for decks, patios, and balconies
- Self standing, open-net construction for maximum visibility and ventilation
- Completely enclosed with 2 doors; solid steel wickets and rip-stop netting
- Weather resistant for all seasons; handy travel and storage bag included
- Can be teamed up with Kittywalk lawn version and other components
Product Description
Completely enclosed with 2 doors, Solid steel wickets & rip stop netting, Open net construction, maximum visibility & ventilation, Ideal for backyard decks, patios, & apartment balconies. Easy to snap together rail system, Weather resistant for all seasons, Handy travel & storage bag included, Can be teamed up with Kittywalk lawn version & other components listed below
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50 of 51 people found the following review helpful.
Surviving Alberta Winters!
By Terri Austin-beech
I live in Calgary, Alberta. In this city, cats are not allowed to roam outside of their own yards. The Kittywalk has been the perfect solution. The cats (I have three) go outside via their cat door, and have about 22 feet of Kittywalk to roam in. I have left it outside all winter for them, and it shows minimal signs of wear and tear after being out in -30 temperatures and snow for the last six months. The cats love it. I am now going to add another section and some curves for them!
28 of 28 people found the following review helpful.
Great Idea In Theory
By DietCokeGrrl
I bought this for my house cat so that she can enjoy the outdoors in safety. While the kittywalk is a good idea in theory it just didn't work for us. My cat is rather large and strong. She walked into the kitty walk and proceded to figure out a way to escape. She ripped through it and ran off into our backyard in a matter of minutes. I got her back safe and sound, but how she managed to widen the mesh enough to get out I'll never know. Maybe someone else will have better luck.
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.Doesn't last long....
By D. Harrington
I had this product plus the penthouse connected to it. I live in Wisconsin, and I disassembled it and stored it during the winter. Beyond that, it was outside on my deck. My cats adored it. (Be warned; it's not easy to get them out if they don't want to come out! You practically have to crawl in after them - and you don't want to do that and risk stretching/ripping the netting!)Unfortunately, the second spring/summer we had it, the netting started to break apart where it stretches over the rounded wire supports on top. I tried to use some of the extra shoelace-like strings (for tying on the hammocks/canopies) to try to repair the rips, but those just broke in my hands - clearly due to being outside in hot summers.By the end of that second summer, I had to throw the whole thing away, because the net was simply not repairable. A LOT of money to spend on two summers of spoiling my cats.... I was enormously disappointed, primarily because of the expense, but also because the cats and I really liked it while it lasted. I wouldn't have minded so much if it had cost less than $100 - but to spend as much as I did (about $250 for the long enclosure plus penthouse), it was NOT a good value.I'm guessing the reviewer who said it held up well after six months of Canadian winter discovered by the next winter that it was falling apart at the seams - literally.
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