Outdoor Cat Enclosure - Portable Catio Playground for Cat Run, Kitty and Small Animals - Tent & Tunnels for Outside and Indoor Play

My indoor cats love every opportunity that they get to go outside. I’ve seen a lot of people building catios recently and I liked the idea of them but not sure I wanted something so permanent attached to my house. This tunnel and tent system could be rigged up to a window or pet door to create a similar setup. For now I just take it outside and set it up in the grass for my cats when I’m outside. There are several options for setting it up: no tunnel, tunnel in a loop, tunnel with open end, etc. They zip together easily and the zipper is a rugged style that reminds me of what I see on other outdoor tents and gazebos. The zippers are sturdy, with big teeth and I have no concern about them coming apart. The mesh and stitching is of similar good quality. The setup comes with one long tunnel, the tent and 2 end caps to seal off either the ends of the tunnel or the tent. I usually set it up as the tunnel loop as my cats seem to prefer that. To put it away, I like how small it folds up. The spring style tunnel compresses and ties up. The tent folds up like a pop up tent and is actually smaller than the tunnel when folded. It all packs inside a little storage bag that I keep by my back door. I really like this setup and I think my cats do as well. I’ve had other pet tent in the past which just included a tent. The setup with the tunnel gives them a bit more space to adventure and explore.

This item was much bigger irl than I imagined. I use it for my ferrets play time so I don't have to worry about them getting into things around the house. My cats are jealous and like watching them play. I'd definately buy an extention to this product. It's durable, spacious, and overall fun foe the animals!

Easy to set up and great for indoors but not really sturdy. It works well to contain the cat at night. The tunnel gives her a hide-away, safe spot. It is smaller than I thought it would be... but it works.

We recently adopted a curious active lil kitten and it is fascinated with the dog and wants to do everything he does. He never could understand why the dog could play in the yard and he stayed in the house. We decided to order his kitty tent with the play tunnel for our yard. It was very easy to put together. I like that the seams are so strong that I doubt he'll ever be able to get out on his own. They even included pegs to keep it from blowing away on a windy day. That makes me feel better when they would like to spend the afternoon running around in the tunnel while the dog runs around the outside while they play together. There is plenty of room for him to play in it and the occasional toy that winds up in there with him.The carrying case makes it easy to store when we need the yard space for something else. It looks so cute with its rainbow design I doubt we will have to move it often.

Had to send the first one I ordered back because the zipper tabs were missing on the tunnels.Got the replacement one the next afternoon which was nice. I have three stray kittens that have been cooped up in a large dog cage till I can find them a home and I felt bad that they weren't getting any exercise so I ordered this and they absolutely love it. Had it set up in 3 minutes.I have it outside in my backyard and let them play in it a few times a day and they haven't tried escaping it by tearing it up because they are having too much fun.

My cat loves being outside and this is perfect. It is a bit short in the tube but cats craw into small spaces. Bugs and mosquitoes can’t get to her! Love it.

My cats love to use this inside and outside. They love the tunnel. Easy to assemble since it pops up. Mobile and easy to go back and forth from indoor and outdoors. Sturdy for my 2 cats. Is good size and best value for your money!

I'm sure this pen would be fine for tiny kittens or bunnies...something small. I purchased it for older foster kittens to have an extra play space while they were in quarrantine. They trashed it. The walls on the sides cave over with any weight put on them and somehow they managed to shred the ribbons on the tube that hold the wires so it has collapsed on both ends. It wasn't very expensive, but every dime counts when you are in rescue and I don't know if there is any way I can fix this.