Review on Rest-Eazzzy Cat House, Outdoor Cat Bed, Weatherproof Cat Shelter For Outdoor Cats Dogs And Small Animals (Grey S) by Linda Braley

This wasn’t too hard to assemble. The zip on roof is a little awkward but took less than 5 minutes.We were adopted by a previously feral or abandoned cat. We have never had a cat before Cleo. She enjoys time inside our home but prefers to hangout in our backyard. Last winter she was an inside cat. We adopted a puppy in July and she doesn’t want to stay in the house even though she and the puppy tolerate each other. I have worried about how to keep her warm and out of the weather. I have purchased other shelters and tried to give her a bedroom in the house but she wanted nothing to do with other shelters and wants to eat inside and head back out.This shelter is awesome. She loves it. I think having two openings is key so she always has an escape route if needed even though that exposes her to a bit more of the cold. We placed an animal heating pad inside when it started getting below 40 outside with colder wind chills. We placed it up against a wall on our porch so it has a windbreak as it isn’t very heavy but with the heating pad I feel like it won’t blow away. I took the temperature inside the hut when the cat got off the heating pad and the pad reads about 80* so she seems to stay plenty warm. During the sunny days she prefers to layout in the sunshine but when it is overcast or cooler this is a life saver. It has given me peace of mind that she won’t suffer outside. And if we get too cold or snow, I plan on moving it all to my garage since she is very comfortable in it.Perfect solution for my picky cat.