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WHY SHOULD I CONSIDER A WINDOW BOX CAT ENCLOSURE?
The window box catio makes it safer for your cat than a simple window screen that can be scratched or pushed through.
It also gives your cat access to actually BE outside, instead of watching and wishing from the window.
refusing the litter box
scratching couch
meowing incessantly
overeating or attacking
Expandable Design
Suitable for Most Window Sizes
Bug-Proof Metal Mesh
- bug-proof mesh: allow window open all the time and no insects getting in
- standard mesh: suitable for states with few bugs
Excellent Weather Resistance
- UV-resistant & waterproof
- sloped asphalt roof prevents water from pooling
We Care Details
cover wall-mounted cat door
extra hardware for stability
solid wood triangle frame
360° view of bird watching
George A
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025
If your windows have shutters you will need to make sure this will fit in between. The unit is well made, but I did need to make many modifications to get it to fit because of shutters and a storm window. I ordered the unit with wire mesh for cat safety and added my own netting to keep bugs out. Overall worth the price and aggravation of cutting it down and reassembling it. The cat enjoys it.
Xavier Sanchez
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025
Awesome product! Soft wood so is extremely easy to make modification to it if wanted. Extremely easy to put together. And decent sturdiness. The wire mesh is a bit on the soft side so don’t lean anything heavy against it. Overall really awesome product No complaints
Stephen S.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
Nice looking, well designed product. Easy assembly & seems to be quite sturdy.
KG
Reviewed in Canada on June 11, 2025
Easy to assemble, same color as my house, cats love it.
Max Olivieri
Reviewed in Canada on May 6, 2025
Great product easy to put together..
Ben Williams
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
Overall, the item is pretty good. It's cheaper quality materials, but you can't build it for less than what you can buy it for at this price, and with some extra effort, you can make it a great piece.We have two twenty pound cats (ragdolls), so for heavier animals, plan on reinforcing the supports for the second self. The thin wood pieces are tacked together, so not the best for support. So, I added two supports in the corners (inside) and one in the middle. I also braced the back underside edge of the shelf with a rail running underneath the shelf from left to right.I did not use the mounting fasteners provided in the kit; they are too short if you mount the catio over siding (which we did). Instead, I used two 2x4s (rip cut to 2x3s) running vertically up the side of the house and fastened those to the house with lag bolts (same with the support L brackets in the kit). Make sure you leave them a little loose to allow for expansion and contraction of the house if you go this route. We then fastened the catio to the frame. We did not use the black metal L brackets in the kit; we used 3" wood screws to fasten the catio directly to the frame.We then bug-proofed the enclosure by adding screen mesh over the top of the fencing already there and a couple expanding foam strips (from Home Depot) to the top to close the gap between the window the the roof.Plan on painting it for longevity. You can tell it has some sort of stain over it, but is cheap and I'm sure won't last a few seasons. If you want some life out of it, get a high quality paint and go to town. We also added some carpeting inside to make it more comfortable.I assembled and painted the catio the night before. It took me all the following day to build the frame piece by piece,, paint the frame parts before installing, add the bug mesh, carpeting, expanding foam, etc.Additional costs: Bug mesh, paint, extra wood, some 1" wood screws, expanding foams; we probably have an extra $100 to make it really good.In the end, the critters were thrilled, and we have something that will last for years.
Blessed
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025
Perfect cats enjoy the outside world without getting out .
mat b
Reviewed in Canada on May 23, 2025
Cat love it... I had to brace the top floor since nail are so small but it's easy to do. Was smelly when I opened the box but after couple day , the smell is out
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2025
We paid extra for bug screen but there are gaps in the wood that the flies can get in. But overall my kittie loves it.
Denise Hild
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
Ok so for the money you do not expect a super well built product however I did expect it to keep my cats safe. Day four and one of the side removable panels came off sometime during the day and our two cats got out. We are now going to permanently screw these panels in so that we don't loose our cats. They need to fix this issue for sure.
heaven
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
I wanted to love this . It lacks proper support between the top and bottom tier. My cat fell through after a set of boards came off . These were a section of boards pre fabricated, held together by staples and had nothing to do with the parts I put together. The options of replacing it with the same thing or sending it back while waiting on a refund are too much of a hassle. I will add supports and hope the rest holds together.
Peggy
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
Our indoor cat loves her window catio!We added extra screening to keep the bugs out, weather stripping between the top of the catio and the window. We also put in a glass window flap panel that we got on Amazon also.
GabrielleGraveline
Reviewed in Canada on April 12, 2025
That's it's more complicated to install if you have a brick house. You have to drill in brick wall to keep it up beside that my cats love it😁
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