With its 3-storied climbing cat enclosure,which is the ideal luxury enclosure for cats that love to climb and look down on the world… or stare at life over the fence! There’s only so much stimulus indoor shelving can give your fur baby, and you know they’re craving more! So for cats that love to jump, stare, jump and nap, this guilt-free outdoor enclosure makes purrfect sense.
- Provide More Fun-Not just a place to climb, Aivituvin cat enclosure features plenty of space for your kitty to lounge around. They'll appreciate the top shelf as they enjoy a nap in the sun, and when things get a little tropical, they can cool off under the Manor itself. To escape the wind and rain, your kitty can snuggle up inside the manor.
- Indoor Sheltered house & Outdoor Play Space-This enclosure features both an indoor cat house for cat naps and an outdoor run space to play, climb and bask in the sunshine.With roof tarp which keeps your kitty safe from wind and rain.
- Vertical Climbing Enclosure-The cat house features a 90.6" high vertical climbing annex for your cat to explore! It includes 4 modular platform for your cat to lounge on and enjoy the warm sunshine or climb to the very top and enjoy the views from the safety of their palace.
- Landscape Cat Run-A spacious enclosure offers your kitty more than just a place to play and jump (36.3 ft²), it also features plenty of room including 6 platforms and 2 bridges to lounge around in. They'll appreciate the small resting rooms as they enjoy a nap in the sun.
- Safety & Security for Peace of Mind-You won't need to worry about the safety of your cats any longer when they are inside the house. With added safety features like 1/2"x1/2" galvanised wire mesh & sliding bolt locks on doors to keep your cats safe from snakes and other predators.
Just like humans, cats need physical, mental, and emotional stimulus too. They enjoy watching fast moving objects like birds, and moving their bodies in natural predatory ways. They also use the sun to regulate body temperature before dozing off. So of course, it’s no surprise to see cats sleeping next to windows and doors.