Catios

The West Hills catio - home to Casey, Daisy, Bella, and Eva - is perfectly nestled under a shade structure next to the house. Nice craftsmanship by The Joy Crew working around the large cracks in the concrete. Finally, how cool is the Brady Bunch photo?!

The massive and stunning Santa Barbara Hills enclosure is home to a cat, Tigger, a couple of dogs, and a handful of chickens. A giant cat superhighway connects the mountain side, which includes a birdcage bed floating from the heavens with the ocean side, which includes a climbing pole with a unique fireman's circle.

T'Challa's El Segundo catio compares favorably to Wakanda. The structure is so long - 45 feet of runs - that it requires a panoramic shot to capture the entrance and the tower on opposite sides. The craftsmanship throughout is next level.

Extra large fully loaded Whittier catio is now home to Dixon, Rocket, Simon Sez, and a couple of hoomans! The peek-a-boo bubble (aka salad bowl) bed is a hit with the cats.

Another catio in the hot desert. Luckily we finished this one a few weeks before record breaking temperatures approached 120 degrees. Stay cool Meowie and friends.

Huge shout out to the Home Owners Association that approved this Canoga Park condo catio. HOAs are notoriously difficult when it comes to cat enclosures so it's important to praise those that do good.

This is the first time we used both wire mesh and screen material together to create the ultimate safety solution that also keeps the enclosure bug free and cooler in the hot sun. Both the cats and cat guardians enjoy spending time in the shared outdoor space.

The Toluca Lake Double is actually two catios side by side for two sets of house cats that don't mix. While the left side is larger, the two enclosures both include cat doors in French door panes, litter box areas, long ramps, hiding boxes with cat cutouts, and perches with garden views. The left side also has a synthetic rope climbing pole.

The Lake Balboa screened in porch provides a gorgeous, protected, and mosquito free space for the cats and humans to enjoy together. The feline family members are loving the long climbing pole, spiral staircase, shelves, and super long run that connects both sides of the enclosure. The cat proof screen keeps the bugs out, especially the ankle biter mosquitos common to Los Angeles.

The Granada Hills catification project is next level. We turned a large bedroom into a Cat Paradise. A glass bottom bridge, cubby hole beds with cat cutouts, two cat shaped shelves, spiral staircase, sisal rope climbing pole, ramps and runs for days, and a peek-a-boo bubble bed (aka salad bowl), are among the features.

Cookie and Kenzie's Miraleste (Rancho Palos Verdes) catio is a hit with the cats and hoomans alike! A large elevated outdoor feeding area and a synthetic rope climbing pole are among the highlights.

The "floating" Corona catio is our first mobile home enclosure. It's floating to keep the sprinklers, hose, and crawl space free. The structure is bigger than it looks and gives the entire feline family plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors.

The catio is a gorgeous extension of a beautiful Santa Barbara home. The vibrant blue color pops and the inside is large, tall, and fun. Romeo, who was marking regularly inside before the enclosure, has not done so since. Love the photo of Romeo "hang'n" in his floating bed.

A short run wraps around a corner taking the furballs from the cat door to the perfectly situated catio tower that melts into the home. A litter box compartment, synthetic rope climbing pole and peek-a-boo bubble bed are featured elements of the enclosure.

Located near the Simi Valley Town Center just off the 118 Freeway, this large catio has plenty of room for the hoomans to join the cats inside. It also comes equipped with many extras too, including a set of cat steps, two hiding boxes with cat cutouts, a long ramp, peek-a-boo bubble bed, climbing pole, and more.