Benji’s gorgeous screened-in catio sits off the master bedroom balcony and overlooks the street. The client received permission from the city to screen-in the balcony despite being in the front of the property. We used custom redwood screencaps.
Screened-in Porches
A viral video of this enclosure helped get a family of black kittens, who were hours away from being euthanized, adopted. It does not get much better than that. Check out the video of the adorable furballs here.
Screened-in the second-story balcony of a Santa Monica condo for a high-energy bengal cat named Rufio. Rufio is a tough customer but the guardians say the catio has made a world of difference in his behavior.
Built on the front porch, the large Newhall screened-in porch/catio essentially expands the home for the cat guardians and gives the furballs a unique outdoorsy space. Everyone wins!
The Camarillo Duo consists of a significant upstairs screened-in porch/catio, and a large downstairs catio for two sets of cats. Many of the cats are special needs which made this project extra satisfying.
This second-story Mar Vista screened-in porch catio is literally and figuratively next-level! A stunning enclosure to match a gorgeous home. Cats and hoomans are both happy customers.
This Fryman Canyon catio utilizes screen and wire mesh to keep the digs bug and predator free. A gorgeous Norwegian Tree Cat gets to enjoy the sweet catio and nest.
Screened-in porches have become one of our most popular enclosures due to the warmer LA climate and increased pests. This Granada Hills catio has three separate cat sections which should keep the feral Miss Kitty happy. While the hoomans can still enjoy panoramic views.
The fabulous Redlands enclosure has SuperScreen on the outside and 2″ x 2″ wire mesh on the inside, thus protecting against predators and bugs. The incredible shared human/cat space has all the fixings, including a climbing pole, cat ladder, loft ladder, peek-a-boo bubble bed, spiral staircase, and a hiding box. Cat Disneyland = cat stimulation and fun!
It’s not surprising that screened-in porches, like this Glendale beauty, are all the rage with the Los Angeles pest problem getting worse and lasting longer. This is a great shared space for both hoomans and cats.
