Hearthside Insulated Cedar Cat House
Foam-lined cedar walls, a shingled roof and a raised floor for cold-weather porch cats.
$149.00Was $179.00
4 pieces
Outdoor & feral cat houses
Whether it's one shy porch visitor or a whole TNR colony, a dry and draft-blocked shelter is the kindest thing you can put outside. Every house here sits off the cold ground, sheds rain, and has an entry small enough to keep warmth in and raccoons out.
Snowbank Two-Door Feral Shelter
Double-wall shelter with two offset doors so no cat ever feels cornered.
$119.00
Porchlight Elevated Two-Level Cat Condo
A two-story outdoor lookout with a covered balcony and an enclosed upstairs bedroom.
$189.00Was $219.00
Little A-Frame Hut (Heated-Pad Ready)
A compact cedar A-frame with a cord grommet for an outdoor-rated pet heating pad.
$89.00
Before you choose
Raise it upKeep shelters at least 2–3 in off the ground so snowmelt and cold soil don't wick into the floor.
Straw, not blanketsFill with loose straw in winter. Blankets and towels hold moisture and get cold.
Door away from windFace the entry away from prevailing winds, usually south or east in most of the US.