K&H Pet Products Outdoor Kitty House

We have used these Outdoor Kitty Beds for many years. We own 3 of them. They are very well built and exellant quality product. Highly recommend!

Best little house for my feral cats. Keeps them, warm, dry and feeling safe. My senior feral cat stays in the little house most of the day. I am so happy with this product.

Our cats are enjoying their new kitty lodge. It sirs up against out pet door. If it's bad weather they chill out in it.it is a great product and sure looks nice.

This heated house is great. My only complaint is that only about half of the floor is heated. If a cat is using this house it means it's cold outside, and they want to be warm. It would be better if the heating pad covered the whole thing. The outdoor cat that I got it for doesn't use it in the warm weather, he prefers to sleep out in the open.

My cat refuses to use it, currently just wasting electricity.

These outdoor, heated homes are so critical for felines (and others) who are in the cold. We have purchased a number of these, and we applaud K&H for these necessary and compassionate products.

In addition to our 4 cats who use the cat door on the side of the house, we have a feral one. He’s not very sociable, but he likes to come in to eat and rest. He hasn’t figured out how to use the cat door yet, so we bought one of these houses for him. We weren’t sure if he’d discovered it (it took over a week) 1986 and today, my husband took this pic of him. We are so glad we got this house for him, and he’s using it, because we get very cold temperatures, ice, and snow. It was easy to put together, and yes, it doesn’t feel as warm as we think it should, but it’s perfect for them. We highly recommend it!!

Our barn kitties absolutely LOVE these heated Kitty Houses! We live in Vermont & winters are cold here but our cats simply curl up in their houses (unless they are eating, of course)!

My feral barn cat, Ruth, loves her new heated log cabin! My one criticizm is that I do not think this kitty house would hold up if left outside in the elements. Mine is in my goat barn, so it should be good. Ruth loves to snuggle and she enjoys using the front door to go in her house and the handy back door to exit.

We've had the product for only a few weeks, so I can't speak to its longevity, but other K&H products have lasted well. Setup was easy, especially as the instructions were clear. Having the 2 doors simplified the process because I could reach inside to make sure that the parts were properly connected via the hook & loop fastenings. Our feral cat didn't hesitate at all to start using it! We've had a little snow, and it was simple to brush it off. The shelter is on a roofed porch and I set up straw bales so that it's well protected from wind to the north and east (the shelter's door faces the house on the west, which is a fine windbreak, and I can check on the cat from inside the house). I set up the shelter on a 2-inch thick piece of Styrofoam for insulation from cold air coming between the boards on the porch. We're experiencing a cold snap at the moment, so I covered the roof and the most unprotected side with an insulated pad (one side with a door doesn't have the additional covering). The feral cat is clearly very happy with this warm shelter. With luck, the cat will become more accustomed to us over the next few months, so that it can be handled (and taken to the vet to be neutered and vaccinated) and then sufficiently socialized for adoption or relocation to a farm with a colony of barn cats.

I have 3 feral cats that live in my carport. I made a couple tote in tote with straw beds but I live in Montana so decided to get this too. Didn't take them long to start using it!

These houses are a great value. And they are washable. I covered mine on the outside with a quilted packing blanket that movers use for extra protection . The heated cushion inside saves cats during the winter. Way to put together and pack away for the summer. A good value for the prices. The only think I would like to see is ticker insulation on the roof and sides.

Just received this and after reading the instructions am disappointed. This is marketed as an outdoor shelter but the included instructions say to keep out of direct rain and snow. So this is really not intended for outdoors, it must be used in a sheltered area. Not as marketed on packaging or on website. I wanted to provide shelter for a feral cat without fear of electrocuting one.

I’ve had it plugged in and I don’t think it’s heating. I can’t tell, it seems like body heat from my kitty

Both used it, so I bought a second. They find it warm and cozy to sleep in or just hang out in and one even likes sleeping on top!

It's great and easy to setup but i bought it specifically for heat for my outdoor feral in winter. Unfortunately the pad doesnt work.

I bought my feral cat, Keegan, her/his (I think it's a she) home 2 years ago. She loves it! I live in Michigan so it gets very cold in the winter. The house has held up good. When it gets colder, she is always there is the morning sleeping, waiting for her food! I love you Keegan!

Great warm cat home! It’s very well constructed and very much appreciated by the outdoor cat

This is the 2nd one I have purchased. The 1st was for a stray cat that stayed in our yard but needed shelter. She is now our fur baby. That house is now out in her catio! I just purchased another one for a second stray. We are in Colorado so we have to have a heated house. Love this house!!

Let me start by saying that the heated pad in this thing is AWESOME! When our feral cat comes out of this house and I feel the pad it’s super warm and is doing exactly what it says it does. So why 4 starts instead of 5? Because the “insulation” is basically nothing. Sure, it’ll keep out the rain and snow (which is great), but the sides of this thing get extremely cold when temperatures drop and I don’t think it holds any kind of heat at all. I worked around this by adding styrofoam to the walls (and rear entrance) and concocting a “roof” of styrofoam as well that’s about half the height of the actual roof on this thing to try and keep the heat in and the cold out a bit better. All in all though it’s a great shelter if u have an outside cat that hangs around and needs some warmth on those super cold January/February nights to help them survive. (Our neighbor also has one that’s in her shed out of the elements and her feral sleeps in it every night.)