Catios

  • Catio Castle

    The Woodland Hills Catio Castle is an enormous 400+ square foot cat paradise (see video). The palatial feline estate includes a 20 foot carpeted ramp, 2 ten foot sisal rope climbing poles, and an incredible centerpiece that includes two hiding spots with cat cutouts surrounded by 4 floating beds. Not to mention all the cat ladders, shelves, and bridges that circumvent the massive structure. It's truly breathtaking in person!

  • Orange Tree House

    The Orange Tree House catio is a masterpiece (see amazing video - must click into post first). The enclosure reaches more than 20 feet up into a gorgeous hundred-year-old tree. The Sherman Oaks enclosure gives Hannah, Trudy, Dottie (in photo), and Harlow plenty of platforms to navigate to via the tree trunk to watch the endless visiting squirrels and birds at close range. There's also a 45+ foot run that allows the cats and kittens to access the structure 24/7 from the house. Finally, note the sandbox / litter box in the middle of the run. AWESOME!

  • Kevington

    This spacious Thousand Oaks (Kevington) catio was built for two of the cutest tiny kittens -- Jean Francois and Babette -- to walk the Conejo Valley in a long time. The lucky felines will get to grow into the large enclosure which includes a cat superhighway, a couple of long carpeted ramps, a sisal rope climbing pole, a cat ladder and plenty of bed perches to watch the birds, squirrels, insects, and other wildlife.

  • Los Encinos State Historic Park

    Charlie's Encino catio has it all. The enclosure blends in perfectly with the house and the surrounding greenery. Check out the tree just inches away! The cat door is custom made to fit in a large French door pane. We built the structure around an existing bell which doubles as a step from one bed perch to another. There's also an awesome cat ladder and ramp. We added two small square doors for access since a full size door would not fit with the tree. Finally, we built the entire catio over a dirt area using a plywood board, thus…

  • Granada Hills

    We love creating catios for famous cats like Vincent the Lykoi and friends. This was a highly technical build that required our team to work around a curved corner and a couple of existing pergolas. We also filled in a dirt area with concrete and used 1" black wire mesh. Inside the enclosure we included many high bed perches for the extended feline family, a cat superhighway, a cat ladder, ramps, and a sisal rope climbing pole that was a hit from the start.

  • Laurel Hills

    This Studio City catio provides Pepe and Perci plenty of vertical space with a long run arm attached to the tall enclosure. We alway recommend building on top of a concrete pad when there is dirt or grass on the ground. It adds stability, keeps the cat cleaner, prevents outside the litter box bathroom usage, and provides a fun landscape for the kids to get creative!

  • Marine Avenue Park

    This Manhattan Beach catio is huge! Stewie, Munchkin, Peaches, Rusty, and Fizzy are having a blast exploring their kitty playground. Their cat enclosure includes an awesome cat ladder bridge, ramp bridge, floating bed, hiding box, cat steps, sisal rope climbing pole, and giant cat superhighway.

  • Ojai

    The Ojai catio looks like it was built with the house. It blends in perfectly! That's Angus to the right looking gorgeous. He's also in the middle photo showing off a purrfectly situated perch. To his right in that picture is a super cool ramp leading directly into a cat ladder. The cat enclosure is fully loaded with everything else including a sisal rope climbing pole, floating bed, and bronze translucent roof.

  • Beverlywood

    The Beverlywood catio (cat patio) utilizes the lines and colors of the house to blend in perfectly. It's fully loaded with an extra large door with a mechanical keyless lock, cat superhighway, cat steps, a long ramp, floating bed, and a hiding box with cat cutouts, among other features. And the custom cat door within a French door pane with a perfectly fitted step is a thing of beauty.

  • Brentwood Condo

    Built on behalf of Colby the @airbnbcat and his cat sibling, this evidences the great work we do building catios for apartments and condos when allowed. Note the emergency exit door on the left side of the enclosure with a deadbolt and extra triangles around the lock for extra security.

  • Cheviot Hills Indoor Outdoor Enclosure

    The Cheviot Hills indoor outdoor enclosure was built for a house cat who could no longer live inside the home. As such, we built a catio tower in the garage which protects Teddy from the elements. There's a through the wall cat door leading to a larger outdoor enclosure which includes a long run that provides the beautiful feline with amazing garden views.

  • Burbank Dog Run

    This large dog run gives the pet owner peace of mind that her babies can run outside and do their business without worrying about coyotes which are prevalent in her neighborhood. We also fabricated and installed the steps leading to the dog door.

  • Weddington Golf

    Everything works with this gorgeous Weddington Golf catio. The colors, the house lines, and the matching shingle roof make the enclosure blend in perfectly with the home. We put the litter area and the easy access litter door on the second floor out of reach of a small dog. And the inside is packed with goodness including a floating bed, long carpeted ramp, cat ladder, hiding box with cat cutouts, and a sisal rope climbing pole. Essentially, we were able to add all the bells and whistles in a tasteful manner. Love it!

  • Huntington Beach

    Huntington Beach is simply a spectacular cat mansion! Three separate catios, each with their own distinct features are connected by two long high runs. The cats enter and exit through a cat door in a window of the right tower where there is also a cat hiding box, a cat ladder and a great bed perch looking out over the property. The middle tower is chalk full of cat ladders and serves as the connector to both cat runs and towers on either side. The left tower is the largest and includes a complex ramp system, floating bed, and sisal…

  • Valley Glen

    Despite being done on a limited budget we were able to include a number of cool features. First, we kept it thin so that there is room to walk around the enclosure to the backyard. There's also an emergency exit door instead of a regular door. The inside includes a super long run across the top fitted perfectly around a sisal rope climbing pole. And the internal camera to watch the kitties is a nice touch!