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The stray cats that I rescued are safe and sound in my fence!! It’s been 60 days. They were used to be roaming free on 3 acres.
My purpose for purchasing this item was actually to prevent iguanas from having the leverage on the tree, to climb high enough to eat the flowers of my plant beneath the tree. It has actually worked quite well for the larger iguanas, because they cannot get a grip on the trunk, causing a great deal of difficulty for them when climbing down from the tree. This makes them not as interested as they used to be in sitting in the tree. I would say that this item worked better than any other option that I have, so I would recommend it. If it can deter iguanas from climbing, it should surely deter cats.
We bought the medium kit, which was enough for two medium size tree trunks. Easy to put up and is great to stop our cats climbing up a tree right next to our fence.
I used the fence conversion kit the day after I moved into my previous property with my 4 rescue cats.
Five years later my husband and I moved into our new house with a much larger garden and brought our old system (mesh and brackets) with us. Unfortunately we didn’t have anywhere near enough mesh for the new garden, so after a quick call to the company and a bargain price later, 30 more metres of mesh arrived, just two days after the call!
It only took an hour in torrential rain to cat proof the garden, and our recent rescue cat (the others passed through illness to rainbow bridge over the years) eagerly ran out to explore his new domain!
As usual, it works perfectly and has kept him in, and the neighbourhood cats out! With my anxiety, I couldn’t have cats going outside if it weren’t for this firm - a massive thank you to you all, from all of us!
The cat fence is a nice addition for my cats to stay safe but still be able to explore outdoors. We moved and it has a been a big transition from free range on 2+ acres to a city backyard. Overall easy to set up, needed some tightening . Watch the videos for good tips and helpful details
Thankfully I had some buddies help me put my new purrfect fence up! I live in the southwest region of the country and my kitties are safe and cannot bother other wild life out here, and vise versa! The roadrunners can do their thing without getting a surprise from my kitties! We had to figure out the corners around the house because here, stucco is majority of homes outer material and I didn’t want to risk drilling in it. We put our heads together and found a way around that and so far so good! Glad we didn’t have to drill into the stucco! Im hoping this southwest constant sun won’t wear down the mesh and materials of the fence too quickly, but we shall see.
I modified the freestanding purrfect fence for the deck off my townhouse. The deck is one story above ground so I used flagpole holders to hold the posts. This made the catio taller so I put the plastic mesh at the top and “sewed” it to the wire mesh. I threaded bamboo rods through the wire to make it harder for the cats to lift up. Then I secured the bottom and the poles to the deck railings. It is great so far! My old ladies were indoor-outdoor at their previous home, so they are loving this secure patch of the outdoor life.
