Outdoor Cat Enclosures,6-in-1 Cat Tent with Cat Tunnel for Indoor and Outdoor,Portable Cat Playpen Play Tents for Cats Rabbits Ferrets and Small Animals

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There’s no shortage of cat play tunnels on the market. Considering your cat’s preferences for shapes, sounds, and textures can help you make the right choice. Our entryway connects to a small door of one of the smaller catios on the grass. Drill holes into the wood frame to loop some tie wraps through the holes. Use the snap hooks to attach to the cat tunnel to the door frame. 5. Securing the cat tunnels to the ground We have a range of fantastic cat tunnels and cuddle bags here at zooplus, from soft cuddle bags to cat tunnels with rustling foil! Both these toys will appeal to your cat's natural instincts. A cat tunnel provides your cat with excitement and fun, especially in a multi-cat house! Your cats will love the sound of the rustling foil as they chase each other through the multiple entrances and holes. Walkway between cat enclosures: this style of outdoor tunnel is used for joining up an outdoor cat enclosure with the inside of your house (or potentially another outdoor enclosure), providing a safe passage between the two protected spaces. Toys are a great way to keep any pet happy and these cat tunnels and cuddle bags are a great way to stimulate your cat's natural hunting and stalking instincts - a must for any cat owner!

Unroll the wire mesh on the grass to the desired length you wish to make the tunnels. For our tunnels we wanted them to extend just beyond the lilacs so that the cats will have some shade. This length is 362” long. You’re almost done! Secure the base of the cat tunnel to the ground with tent pegs. We spaced them about 12″ to 15″ apart. These are removable so it can be lifted when you decide to mow the lawn. Who let the cats out!? Mesh and Visibility: A good outdoor tent or enclosure should have mesh windows or panels. This allows your cat to view its surroundings, provides good ventilation, and also keeps out bugs and insects. Do you like the idea of having an outdoor cat tent and/or tunnel to take an indoor cat outside in? Would you ever try one of these? Why or why not?Making outdoor cat tunnels is a great way to increase your cat’s territory in a safe and inexpensive way. Read on for step-by-step instructions on how we added outdoor cat tunnels to our existing catio. While enclosures are safe, it’s generally not recommended to leave your cat outside overnight. Nighttime can bring colder temperatures and increased activity from wild animals, which might stress or harm your cat. Our tunnel is one large rectangle made from galvanized wire mesh and PVC garden tubing held together with cable ties. The longer side is 362″ inches long x 144” wide, surrounding our lilac trees. Rendering of the basic size and shape of our ground tunnels.

There are several things to look for when it comes to buying a cat tunnel, from the size and style to the material and added extras. Here are some of the things to consider before you bite the bullet and buy. Easy Setup and Portability: If you plan on moving the tent or enclosure or using it during travels, ensure it’s easy to set up, dismantle, and transport. You might be wondering why your cat needs a tunnel when they already have several other toys, beds, harnesses, water fountains, and general luxuries that you wouldn’t even buy for yourself. We get it; but cat tunnels are genuinely multi-functional cat accessories that will help your kitty burn energy, keep trim, and stay out of mischief. Opt for strong, rust-resistant metals for the frame, and high-quality, tear-resistant mesh or netting. The materials should withstand weather changes and resist potential damage from your cat’s claws.If you’re looking for a outdoor cat tunnel walkway to link up an enclosure, then you have 2 options to choose from when it comes to buying one: Most cat tunnels are designed to be used indoors, although you can certainly use a cat tunnel in your garden if you want. Just be sure to secure it to the ground and keep an eye out for rain, so it doesn’t get ruined. There are even special zip-up tunnels that are meant to be used outdoors. Flooring: While some tents and enclosures come with built-in floors, others might not. A floor can prevent your cat from digging its way out. If the tent doesn’t have a floor, you can place a mat or blanket inside for added comfort.

Cuddle Bags: your cat can use these versatile bags for sleeping, hiding and playing! Made from soft and cosy material, these cuddle bags are a lovely and quiet snoozing location for your cat. And if they are feeling playing, then they can use it as a good hiding spot, great for pouncing on anyone who passes! These outdoor ground cat tunnels can be installed in a few hours, no heavy lifting required. Our ground cat tunnels are connected to a miniature door in one of the catio areas. We completed ours in one afternoon.

You will get: 1 hexagonal cat tent, 1 square cat tent, 1 conical cat tent, 3 pet tunnels, 1 portable tote bag, 20 fixed stakes, and friendly customer service. Hands-free playtime. Playtime is just as important for energetic kittens as it is for older cats, and cat tunnels are an excellent way to keep them stimulated and entertained without you needing to get involved. Sure, you might have to entice your furry friend to use their new toy at first, but after that they’ll be peeking, running, and playing with their tunnel independently in no time at all. Your cat is a born predator, and the best way to honor them is to give them opportunities to entertain their wild side. Cat tunnels encourage interactive play and stimulate your cat’s instincts for stalking and hunting. They’re great for games of hide-and-seek between cats but can also make for a cozy spot to curl up for a nice, long nap.

Size and Space: First and foremost, assess the size of the tent or enclosure in relation to your cat’s size. If you have multiple cats, ensure there’s enough room for all of them to move and play comfortably. In this article we’ll take a look at some examples of these different types of outdoor cat tunnels and help you decide which option might be best for you. 1) Cat Tunnel Walkways Anyway – if you’ve ever tried something like this out, or if you’ve ever considered giving it a go, let me know your thoughts in the comments! Maybe if more of us started trying them, more durable and higher quality ones would begin popping up because of the demand, and we could all have what are essentially temporary, portable catios for taking our indoor cats outside to enjoy the fresh air and sun regularly. They provide your cat with an enriched environment, full of fresh air, space and smells that they wouldn’t otherwise get in the house.Are your dogs prone to destroying things? If the answer is yes, then maybe. If they don’t tend to chew on household items, then probably not. And if you have smaller pups, they might get as much joy out of a cat tunnel as your kitty! In fact, many of our favorite cat tunnels should really be called pet tunnels, as they’re also suitable for dogs, and smaller creatures like rabbits and ferrets. How can I stop the tunnel from ripping or tearing? Incorporate vertical spaces like shelves or climbing structures. Adding toys, scratching posts, and even safe plants can stimulate your cat’s senses and keep them entertained. Ensure there’s also a shaded area and comfortable resting spots. As a heads up, you can also buy their Fun Run Cat Tunnel and their Happy Habitat Cat Tentseparately if you prefer just one part of this outdoor playhouse. Secure Fastenings: Ensure that the enclosure has secure zippers, latches, or ties. This will prevent your cat from making an unplanned escape and also deter potential predators from getting in.