And now we’ve created it!

Introducing Big&Strong cat pads.

You can use them loose on the floor or on furniture.

It’s a cat magnet!

Or attach them vertically to a wall or door.

Or how about using them as a platform, step or bridge? We have this one over our ranch slider as a bridge so the cats can get from the climbing post to their special hideaway above the kitchen cabinets!

53cm cat scratch pad installed as a bridge over a door

The cat pads are fully carpeted in your choice of beige or grey.

They are 20cm wide and available in two standard lengths of 53cm or 92cm (approximately). Custom orders are welcome too.

Naturally, they are made in New Zealand and available exclusively from CATFENCE.NZ

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At Cat Containment Systems we believe that cats should be non-roaming, but that doesn’t mean they should never leave home.

You may want to take your cat in a carrying cage when you travel or just to visit the vet.

But cats also enjoy walking. The key is make sure they stay with you, and what better way than with a little leash training. It’s so simple, you don’t even have to be human to do it (check out the video above!).

One of our Siberian kittens now lives in Wellington where she can be seen exploring the city with her human friend Helen, the two of them connected via a leash.

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Cats need exercise. If you decide not to let your cats roam (yay!) there are a couple of approaches you could take:

1. Build a home gym for your cats (as in the video above – which is actually pretty funny)
2. Let your cats roam in their own backyard – with an Oscillot fence system (not as funny, but pretty darned clever)

24 July 2016

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