

Give Them The Freedom To Play


Free-roaming cats tend to have a shorter life expectancy due to being exposed to feline diseases, animal attacks, traffic accidents, injuries and extreme weather conditions. However, confining your cats indoors is not a practical solution and often brings adverse effects to their health and behaviour.
Installing a cat fence enclosure is a great way to provide pet cats with controlled exposure to the outdoor environment, in a safe and secure outdoor space where they can roam freely without any dangers. Not only does it keep them healthy and active, it protects them, and ensures they do not cause harm to the native wildlife or neighbourhood pets.
Catworks have been providing specialised cat fencing in Melbourne, Mornington Peninsula and the nearby areas for over 15 years. Our strategically designed angled fence extension brackets come with a sturdy, flexible and UV-resistant mesh that is higher, harder to climb and yet feels open.
With years of experience catering to the diverse requirements of cat owners, we endeavor to create personalised solutions for cats, according to their nature and different behavioral traits.
Apart from the standard fence extension brackets, we also provide a variety of other cat fencing options, such as Freestanding cat fencing.
Our experts are readily available for any assistance and professional advice you may want, making sure you get the best type of fencing suited to your needs and budget.
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Each style of enclosure will usually be completed within 1-2 working days and with minimal disruption so you can let your pet out ASAP.
You will be surprised by how open our enclosures are. Cat netting is unobtrusive and blends in with its background. When it’s pulled tight and clipped into place it still allows natural light and airflow to flow through.
This usually depends on the athletic ability of your cat, but yes if your cat is highly motivated it can climb or hang off the net.
Our netting is specifically designed for cats so if you do have an acrobatic cat, they will not be harmed by climbing, hanging or rubbing against the net, nor will their antics damage your enclosure.
It’s highly unlikely but not a definite no. Animals find it difficult to walk across the netting and tend to avoid getting on top of it. Once we heard of it being used as a hammock by a lazy cat but it’s safe to say it’s not going to become a wildlife crossing.
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