The Gazebo is tailor-made for those with high energy single cats or small dogs.
L**Y
Very cute but there’s a better value out there
Really cool but check out the “omelet” cat enclosures before you buy. They are better in my opinion. More fun for fuzz balls and we can visit in the enclosures too! Put a nice white or camo hunting tarp on top for shade and you got a great ‘catio” that you can even expand more each year. I returned this for that one after discovering it.
I**4
Fantastic! They love it
I bought several, for my cats and my daughter's cat (it's my little son with fur :-)). Fantastic ! They love it ! I also bought the tube to access and walk, of course. It's very good quality, really. And very easy to use. Lovely in the litle garden of my daughter's appartment in flat. It looks very nice.Despite of the price because I'm french (travel, import fees) I bought this morning a big tower and tube for my daughter's cat to keep him better.Really a very good product. I'll will talk about it around me in France. Thank you for the cats USA !
A**R
This product does not come with a kitty bag, just a large plastic bag.
The gazebo is perfect! My cat really enjoys the space and the quality of it! I would give it 5 stars, but I was hoping that this gazebo would have came with a kitty bag carrier, instead of needing to purchase one as this product was $300 include taxes,etc.Overall, I am very pleased and happy with this purchase! Love the structure and the little flag w/bell attached! Easy to set up and store away.
A**N
The best outdoor enclosure for cats I've ever used
The best outdoor enclosure for cats I've ever used. It is so easy to assemble - no tools - just slide in the bottom stabilizer bars, turn a couple of turning clasps and you're good to go. The cats have a lot of room to roam and believe me they enjoy it! So do I...watching them.
T**E
Great when new. But not durable.
We bought the gazebo a little over three years ago and it's been used by our one declawed cat and several others with their claws. During the second season one of the cats managed to scratch a hole in one of the canvas roof panels and got out. We replaced that panel with netting, and eventually had to replace the other two as well, including the one with the zipper access.The parachute cord that holds the netting to the steel frame starts to rot during the second season outdoors. We have experienced this with all our kittywalk units. Buy some at your local hobby store to do repairs - you'll be doing them often, especially around the edges of netted doors.Eventually the netting begins to rot as well. That's when your cats will find they can push through a weak spot and escape. Check for weak spots often and buy enough spare netting to do repairs.
