🐈 K&H PET Products: Outdoor Kitty House Cat Shelter – Weatherproof and Cozy Haven for Your Feline Friend Review

Caution! It burned in the middle of the night with my beloved pig inside 😭. Another barn nearby also burned down. Thank goodness I didn't have a heated shed out front, that would have burned my house down! I want to talk to someone, maybe I should sue!

My wildlife loved this house last winter and still use it on cooler nights (no heating). I wish it was waterproof but a garbage bag worked well to keep them dry! The heating pad cover was dirty and needs to be replaced this winter. Definitely recommend this cat house!

Our cat needed a place outside to warm up. He loves the catheter house. When he leaves his house, his tummy is quite warm, so I know the heating pad is working well. Good value for money. Our cat is about 18 pounds so I would say she would be fine for a pet up to 25 pounds. Or a couple of small cats.

We kept him in our backyard for two months while waiting for a spot in the cat shelter for our little stray kitten who one day showed up skinny and hungry. He was immediately taken to the shelter and even became very protective of them. It was well warm inside, and he spent many cold nights inside to warm himself up. He didn't like the plastic Velcro door, though, so we left it in place on one side and open on the other. It is still very warm inside on the surface of the heating pad and through

I only bought this on 2/5/2016. They are beautiful and keep my cats warm. I bought 3 of them. Enter 2 outside and one inside. My cats are very happy and warm. I bought a kennel to house them because the tarp gets wet when it rains. You couldn't be happier. It was up to 40 in Florida and I was happy to see how comfortable they were there. When I put my hand between her and the pillow, it was very warm. I was surprised because it doesn't feel that warm when you touch it after putting weight on…

We love our outdoor kitten house. A few years ago we were adopted by a feral cat named Emmett. As we got closer, he ended up spending more time at our house. However, Emmett still needs to spend time outdoors; and sometimes we have to be gone for several days, which means he stays on the road. Because Minnesota winters can be very cold, we knew Emmett needed a way to find shelter. We discovered the open cat house at Revain and think it's one of the best purchases we've ever made. Emmett knew…

As most reviewers noted, this house was easy to assemble and we were impressed with the quality. We ordered a heating mat along with the house. We have been feeding a feral cat for two years and have made some progress in getting her to trust us (now within 3ft without running away). We were interested in how she perceived this new function. We placed the house on our sunny porch and initially did not attach plastic flaps that easily attach and remove with Velcro. We put some special treats in…

It's not waterproof and not even very waterproof. They must be covered. We had a very light shower. The house was under gutters, so it didn't rain for the most part. However, the water soaked the central part of the roof, the floor and the sides. I had to bring it, dry it with a fan and set up a folding table covered with a tarp to keep it from getting wet. The top and sides have plastic on the inside to slow down water ingress, while the bottom doesn't, so water is sucked up instantly. The…

Bought over a year and a half ago and about a few months ago, planning to write a mediocre 2-3 star review on it. We got it when one of our adopted semi-feral cats was weaned from the house because she couldn't tell the difference between the carpet, some furniture and a closet. We were mad at her but didn't want her to freeze next winter. So we got this pillow house and I built a wooden stand for it to lift it off the porch floor for her. Result: nada - she would not come close to him. We…