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There are roughly 73 million cats in the United States that are feral, or un-owned. Worldside, there are approximately 400 million cats
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Made in our own factoryNew Age Pet products are made with a proprietary composite blend of materials called ECOFLEX. These new and recycled polymers and reclaimed wood fiber by-products combine the benefits of wood and plastic into a material different than any other you will find on the market. The experts at New Age Pet have worked for over 20 years to perfect our products using the ECOFLEX material. Not only is ECOFLEX durable, long-lasting, and safe, it is also resistant to rot, mold and insects. And, unlike products made entirely of wood that absorbs moisture, ECOFLEX repels moisture, making clean up a breeze. |
Here to helpOur products are easy to assemble right out of the box. New Age Pet’s customer experience team is ready to assist you as you prepare your new product for your pet or garden. We want you to have an easy, great experience with New Age Pet. Please let us know how we can help! With nearly 20 years of experience creating functional, beautifully designed pet furniture, it’s no wonder New Age Pet is the preferred companion product line for discerning pet owners like you. Thank you for entrusting us with the health, safety and comfort of your family. |
Provide Protection OutdoorsOutdoor cats need protection too. With two entry/exit points, outdoor cats will feel secure but also have an escape if needed. Features a raised design to keep the bottom of the house off the ground. Two door flaps also included. |
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This Item  New Age Pet® ECOFLEX® Albany Outdoor Feral Cat House for Multiple Cats with Quick & Easy Assembly, 2 Vinyl Door Flaps Included, Moisture and Odor Resistant |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $49.46 | -20% $115.97 Typical: $144.97 | -7% $79.99 Typical: $85.99 | $59.99 | -18% $27.99 List: $33.99 | -11% $39.99 List: $44.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it May 9 - 14 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it May 9 - 10 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | Amazon Warehouse | BisonOffice | Deblue Home | AI PETS | YangLiHui 1 | Objoy Direct |
| material | ECOFLEX® | ECOFLEX | Fir Wood | Wood | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | wood-plastic |
| style | Classic | Traditional | Art Deco | Modern | Gray - 20" x 13.3" x 17" | one cat |
| assembly required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| weight | 18.5 pounds | 20.1 pounds | 27.15 pounds | — | 2.8 pounds | 9.33 pounds |
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Good with some modifications to keep it weatherproof and warm
I've had two of these cat houses for a year now outdoors in my unprotected patio. We have very wet winters in the SF Bay Area and I had to figure out a way to protect the house and my feral cats sleeping inside. It was easy to assemble by myself but you need to put insulation to keep the cat warm. Beware, the plastic screws for the clear plastic doors are permanent and if you push it in you can't pull it out at all. I made the mistake of pushing in the screws before the clear plastic door. I ended up buying those thicker plastic covering for industrial size walk in refrigerators, thus I was able to cut ones that are longer and wider than the actual openings and keep out more wind and rain. I cut 4 slats so the cat can enter the front. My other cat house does not have front plastic covering because some of my ferals won't enter if it's covered. Another modification is I created a overhang using one side of the box that the house was shipped in and a 6 mil thick plastic over the cardboard, taped together and weighed down on top. I also have more plastic covering overhead to protect the front door when we have rain storms with high winds. I use a washable cat bed inside not straw because I can't readily get straw where I'm at also I hear ticks are attracted to straw. I spread a thin layer of food grade diatomaceous earth on the bottom between the insulation and bed to help keep the bugs away. I have the houses elevated on bricks because heavy rain will bounce up into the openings. Given all the weights on top, the houses don't blow away in high winds and are also light enough that I can move it when I need to clean underneath. Overall a good cat house with modifications to protect it and the cat from the outdoor elements!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022
We wish we could take this sweet outside boy into our home, but unfortunately, our two indoor-only spoiled senior cats are not in the mood to share their somewhat small home with a newcomer, and we aren't sure at this point if Finn would adjust very well to being confined inside our home - so we are trying to make sure he is as safe and loved as he can be while still staying outside. We had a soft cushion sitting out for him, but the weather is getting cooler now...we thought he would appreciate some warmer shelter and a home of his own on our porch. So, we decided to buy him his own little piece of real estate.
We were attracted to this particular house because it has a "front door" and also a side exit, so he could better escape if danger confronted his main entrance. We bought the bundle with the self-warming pad that fits perfectly into the home, and Finn has quickly claimed his new home as "his". He sits on top and surveys his backyard and he sleeps inside every night.
I will say that the door flaps are thick but still flimsy. They fall off pretty easily, and the front door flap fell off once Finn "headbutted" it to go inside the first time. He seemed wary of the home with both door flaps still attached, perhaps he felt he couldn't see outside well enough (he likes to poke his head out and watch everything - see attached photo). He likes it a lot better without the flap, so we just kept it off, but kept the flap attached to the side window exit that we haven't actually seen him "use" yet. We may try to reinstall the front flap when the temperature dips below freezing and will see if he would still be willing to use it - I'm sure it would make it even warmer.
We've only had one night that dipped to around freezing so far and Finn seemed to stay pretty warm inside when compared to how (not) warm he would likely stay outside in the elements. The flaps do blow in the breeze and let rain come in during heavy storms with decent wind gusts/torrential rain, but the house is easily dried off (we temporarily take the pad out when we know it is expected to storm, and put it back after drying the house floor with paper towels). During milder periods of rain without high wind, the house (and pad inside) remained totally dry. The material seems durable and looks very nice. This "stray home" is an excellent purchase, will update review if any unexpected troubles arise in the future...also highly recommend the "self warming pad" sold by this company as an optional add-on item.
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Great shelter for your favorite stray/outside kitty!
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022
Our local "homeless neighborhood cat" sort of adopted our backyard (and the household humans that dwell nearby) as his own. My daughter named him Finn, and we are feeding him and giving him fresh water daily. He has become a part of our family quickly and we adore him, and appreciate his constant affection for us.Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022
We wish we could take this sweet outside boy into our home, but unfortunately, our two indoor-only spoiled senior cats are not in the mood to share their somewhat small home with a newcomer, and we aren't sure at this point if Finn would adjust very well to being confined inside our home - so we are trying to make sure he is as safe and loved as he can be while still staying outside. We had a soft cushion sitting out for him, but the weather is getting cooler now...we thought he would appreciate some warmer shelter and a home of his own on our porch. So, we decided to buy him his own little piece of real estate.
We were attracted to this particular house because it has a "front door" and also a side exit, so he could better escape if danger confronted his main entrance. We bought the bundle with the self-warming pad that fits perfectly into the home, and Finn has quickly claimed his new home as "his". He sits on top and surveys his backyard and he sleeps inside every night.
I will say that the door flaps are thick but still flimsy. They fall off pretty easily, and the front door flap fell off once Finn "headbutted" it to go inside the first time. He seemed wary of the home with both door flaps still attached, perhaps he felt he couldn't see outside well enough (he likes to poke his head out and watch everything - see attached photo). He likes it a lot better without the flap, so we just kept it off, but kept the flap attached to the side window exit that we haven't actually seen him "use" yet. We may try to reinstall the front flap when the temperature dips below freezing and will see if he would still be willing to use it - I'm sure it would make it even warmer.
We've only had one night that dipped to around freezing so far and Finn seemed to stay pretty warm inside when compared to how (not) warm he would likely stay outside in the elements. The flaps do blow in the breeze and let rain come in during heavy storms with decent wind gusts/torrential rain, but the house is easily dried off (we temporarily take the pad out when we know it is expected to storm, and put it back after drying the house floor with paper towels). During milder periods of rain without high wind, the house (and pad inside) remained totally dry. The material seems durable and looks very nice. This "stray home" is an excellent purchase, will update review if any unexpected troubles arise in the future...also highly recommend the "self warming pad" sold by this company as an optional add-on item.
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Randine
Great little cat house
Reviewed in Canada on February 7, 2024Style: ClassicVerified Purchase
Axel J. Barradas
Fácil de armar, se ve bien, le gustó al gato
Reviewed in Mexico on April 7, 2023Style: ClassicVerified Purchase
Jennifer C. Dutton
BEWARE! Billed nearly DOUBLE the advertised price!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2020Style: ClassicVerified Purchase
lynne wang
very fragile and a broken part
Reviewed in Australia on January 2, 2023Style: ClassicVerified Purchase
R Miller
Well designed. Sturdy. Attractive to look at.
Reviewed in Canada on December 27, 2023Style: ClassicVerified Purchase
