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Why Cat Proof My Garden?

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~11 million Cats in the UK


~25% of all homes own a Cat

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Where is your Cat allowed?
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Indoor Only

37% of Cats live indoors

 

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Why?

57% of owners believe it is unsafe for them to be outside

Cat Stress vs Cat Injury
Lets look at the research...

But Consider...

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Outdoor
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63% of Cats have access to an outdoor space

​Research shows that Cats are less stressed when they have access

Less House Soiling/Spraying
Less Aggression

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Stress

Injury

But how common are outdoor injuries?

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28% of cats are likely to sustain an injury

(Indoors or Outdoors)

Common Reasons Outdoors:

Cat Fight

Fighting with other animals

20%

of injuries

Not the pets they live with

Road Traffic Accident

3%

Poisoned

2%

Car Fast
Poison

of injuries

of injuries

Can injuries be costly?

Cat Vet

Vet Bills can cost >£1000
 

With 25% of cat owners being concerned about how they would pay

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So what is the Solution?

Cat Proof your Garden

  • Allows Cats to be Outdoors

  • ​Reduces Risk of Injury

  • Potentially Saves you £££

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  • Reduces your stress/worry

Having a Cat Proof Garden is recommended by Cats Protection

Other Reasons

Cats Hate Fireworks
14% of Cats Run Away

Stop Others Feeding
Your Cat

Reduces Hunting Area
Fewer Dead Animals

Keeps Neighbours Happy
No Poo on their Lawn

Why does a Cat Proof Fence Work?

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A typical Domestic Cat can jump 1.8m. With the most agile cats jumping up to 2.4m

Our Fence System is 2.5m tall , outwitting the most agile cats

Cat Fence Barrier
Cat Fence Overhang

Our Fence system also features a >55cm overhang...

Cats hate overhangs!

How Much Does a Cat Fence Cost?

The average UK garden costs < £500
 

Estimate your cost

Buy Cat Fence

Statistics Sourced from:

  • Cats Protection 2023, CATS Report

  • PDSA 2024, Animal Wellbeing Report

  • Harris 2002- The relationship between maximum jumping performance and hind limb morphology/physiology in domestic cats

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