Why Fence Your Yard or Garden?
The main reason is one of safety which can be accomplished by having house cats. Statistics indicate that a house cat's life expectancy is over three times that of an outdoor cat (more Information). Cats which have been kept indoors all their lives adapt reasonably well to their environment provided that they are given ample companionship and attention. However, such an enclosed environment is far from ideal and a solution which permits the cat to have access to the outside as well as the house is preferable and this is what FeliSafe cat fencing does.
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Why FeliSafe?
We are cat lovers ourselves and have developed an effective cat containment system with two things in mind.
Firstly, that it should be simple to install. We work from photos of your garden to produce a tailor made kit to suit your needs and requirements. This means that the fitting is straight forward and should not require any modification to your garden.
The second thing we felt it was important to achieve was to make it affordable. Keeping the cost down means that more people can afford to secure their garden if they wish, thereby, keeping more cats safe.
FeliSafe's cat containment system has developed over a period of time and we are constantly striving to improve our system and to develop new features. We believe our cat fencing to be superior to similar more expensive cat proof fences offering a greater degree of flexibility due to the variety of brackets available.
How It Works
The FeliSafe cat fence system is based on the principle that the vast majority of cats unlike primates are not willing to climb upside down. It employs netting supported by brackets with cords strung between them. This is attached to the existing sound wall or fence at a height of approximately five and a half to six feet presenting a barrier that the cat cannot negotiate without climbing upside down.
