Ultimate Kitty Haven: Kitty City Outdoor and Indoor Stackable Cat House - Water Resistant Condo Review

Bought for a wild street cat that roams the house. She loves it. She walked right up to me and sat next to me while I picked it up and showed it to her. Reliable quality, good assembly and good looks.

I like the ease of assembly. Love how the feral kittens outside liked it at first sight and climbed right in. I like that the flaps can be partially or fully removed until the kittens learn to push them through. Love that it's waterproof. I have bought many outdoor cat houses but this is by far the best. Not only is it economical, it works and looks good. meow!

This is a great buy. I bought this for a cat that has been visiting our garden for the past few months. Since my deck above my patio isn't sealed, I didn't want to just furnish an apartment for nothing. In one review, I saw someone buy a giant plastic bin and put the apartment inside for extra protection. So I decided to do the same and the kitty liked it. I had to remove part of the roof as the bin wasn't high enough. My husband also placed a camera and motion sensor in the bin to keep an eye…

It took more than three months for the stray cat I fed to finally enter this little house. It was fairly easy to assemble and fairly waterproof. My only real complaint is that I wish the roof had been lengthened a few more inches. I think this prevents water splashing and ingress and also provides more protection in strong winds. The price quality is good but if it deteriorates I will not buy again. However, I wasn't sure if the cat would use it at all, so I didn't want to invest too much…

The goods came quickly. The instructions were fine. The velcro is strong but could be better positioned, especially for the upper as it came loose a few times. This little wild kitten has been hanging around in my garden since I was a child. I was able to catch his brother and sister to save him but not him. He sleeps on the back stairs, which I don't use often, but it was raining so I figured it out (and it's getting colder). I built two Styrofoam shelters, but he wouldn't go in. He entered…