Catios

Building a catio for the Kitten Lady was a dream come true and a career highlight. Be sure to check out Hannah's amazing video tutorial (click Kitten Lady above for link) of the week long build. Note our first ever cat shelf!

I love this Camarillo catio!  : )  It has three palm trees, two hiding boxes, beautiful vegetation, a long cat ladder, a floor to ceiling climbing pole, and a large sundeck. What else could a cat want?

The Camarillo balcony catio has a long ramp and a couple of bed perches which are perfect for looking out over the fabulous backyard. The clear translucent roof is gorgeous.

We occasionally dabble with indoor catification when coupled with an outdoor catio job. Here we built a ramp system to get the cats to the top rung which circumvents the room. The far side has a couple of shaped bed areas where the fur-balls can watch over their hooman. The two other corners have short bridges to help alleviate traffic and reduce conflict.

A couple of kittens - orange tabby brothers - are ecstatic about their new large, super tall, catio with a long run at the top. We also included a multi-level fireman's circle around the 10 foot synthetic rope climbing pole. Spectacular!

Halo and Luke share this gorgeous decked out backyard catio. 1" x 1" black wire mesh, clear translucent roof, hiding box with cat cutouts, climbing pole and lots of ramps and shelves comprise this beauty.

This large second story Santa Monica catio has a gorgeous clear translucent roof, long ramp, synthetic rope climbing pole, and beautiful garden views.

We love landlords who allow us to build catios on rental properties like this one in Highland Park. We use limited hardware to minimize damage to the house. This family of tuxedo cats love it!

Third floor Echo Park roof had the purrfect spot for a catio. We secured the two openings and decked out the interior. Note the artistry at the bottom of the climbing pole. Unable to screw into the ground we had to get creative to secure the pole.

Sweetie Boy, who lives in Toluca Lake, was an indoor / outdoor cat until he got mauled nearby his home. Now he is an indoor / catio cat who still benefits from the outdoors - fresh air, sunshine, plenty of stimulation - but does so in a safe environment.

With Mittens (pictured) and Cooper Kitten LA's Mt. Washington litter box compartment addition, the cat guardians have moved all the litter boxes outside. No more litter dust or bad smells permeating the house!

Pepper's Sherman Oaks catio was built on stilts to keep the crawl space, sprinklers, and hose clear underneath. The catio has high bed perches on each side giving the cat great views of the lush backyard.

The Corona, Riverside catio is home to a large feline family including Vinnie (pictured). It has all the fixings including a keypad lock, guardrail on the long run at the top, extended cat ladder, cat steps, synthetic rope climbing pole, and a hiding box with cat cutouts.

Tiny's (and siblings) Lakeside catio in Burbank fits into a corner of the house perfectly. The custom through the French door pane cat door get the gatos in and out. The clear translucent roof lets in the sunshine but helps keep the enclosure dry when it rains.

Mr. Grey's Glassell Park stained deck enclosure is as gorgeous as the views. A long cat walk runs between the catio tower and the uniquely placed cat door above the kitchen counter. Sometimes we do have to get creative to find a place to get the cats in and out of the house. Finally, check out the new "floating steps" designed and constructed by The Artist!