K&H Pet Products Outdoor Heated Kitty House

We have a cat that our neighbors rescued from their yard. The cat is taken to the vet regularly, but does not want to stay inside. He loves to hunt and visit other neighbors. He howls to go out, even in the winter. So we put this on our back porch. So he sleeps there a lot. My husband did strap on an extra plastic tarp. I love that it has two entries in case he needs to escape. And I love that the doors are on one side and his resting space is off to the side. It drives me crazy when dog houses have openings in the middle of shelter, that won't keep the cold out! Lastly, he wasn't crazy about the plastic doors, but we just unlatched the Velcro door which is facing our house.

I put my house in a old barn that a feral lives in. I took the flaps off and fed her in it for a few days. When she got comfortable with that I put 1 flap back on, waited about a week put the other flap on. As described this house is water Resistant! Not Water Proof! So if it is not protected you could most likely put a heavy trash bag over it and secure with bricks, rocks or something similar. Bottom line, House is as described and We love it! I can sleep at night knowing that the old feral kitty has a cozy place to snuggle in on those frigid days and nights. the house is 3 years old now and still looks new.

I really like the size and look of the house. It was very easy to put together. So far, my stray/outdoor cat isn't impressed by it. She is a cat that wondered into the neighborhood. She looks just like the cat in the picture on the box. I had to trap her to get her to the vet to get spayed (so we don't have more cats roaming the neighborhood.) So, I'm afraid she equates the house with a trap. I have brought it back into our house for the summer. Hopefully she will use it when colder weather gets here. I love the fact that it has a heated bed for her to use this winter!

I got this for a cat that someone dropped at my house he has adopted me I was worried that he would not use it I haven’t use the heating pad yet we are having very hot temps but when it’s raining or storming he was in it I have it on the covered front porch

We have 3 on the front porch. Outside kitties LOVE them! For those who mentioned you cannot use an extension cord with the houses. We plug the houses into a 5 outlet outdoor adapter, which is plugged into an outdoor GFCI extension cord with GRCI circuit. So the house is plugged into the adapter and the adapter is plugged into the extension cord. Works great. We've used it like this for 6 years.

We have an indoor/outdoor cat (about 95% outdoor) who sleeps/eats in our garage. It can get pretty cold here, and while the garage is usually about 20 degrees warmer than the outdoor temperature, when the temperature is in the single digits, it's still very cold in the garage. Enter this house. Our cat was a bit hesitant at first, but after putting treats in it for a few days, he now spends a ton of time in it sleeping. Like I said, it's in our garage, so I can't speak to how weatherproof it is, but it definitely keeps him warm, and he loves it. It doesn't get very hot -- almost imperceptibly warm -- but it seems perfect for him. We've left it on over night for him with no problems We have an indoor/outdoor cat (about 95% outdoor) who sleeps/eats in our garage. It can get pretty cold here, and while the garage is usually about 20 degrees warmer than the outdoor temperature, when the temperature is in the single digits, it's still very cold in the garage. Enter this house. Our cat was a bit hesitant at first, but after putting treats in it for a few days, he now spends a ton of time in it sleeping. Like I said, it's in our garage, so I can't speak to how weatherproof it is, but it definitely keeps him warm, and he loves it. It doesn't get very hot -- almost imperceptibly warm -- but it seems perfect for him. We've left it on over night for him with no problems, and he's happy as can be. It was very easy to assemble, as well, since it's basically all velcro. … more

It took a while for my kitty to decide it was not a "trap", but now he loves it! It has a clear removable flap on both sides - removed the front, left the back (for warmth). It is great for the cat and makes me happy that he loves and uses it a lot! It is sturdy and maybe that being good is also what makes it a bit of a to do to open it up for cleaning - lots of velcro and zippers so once assembled, I am not inclined to un do it. You really do have to at least partially un-assemble to get the pad out for cleaning - not easy to reach in and remove. I decided to just add some blankets on top of the pad and make the bed as best as possible working through the opening. That said, I would buy It took a while for my kitty to decide it was not a "trap", but now he loves it! It has a clear removable flap on both sides - removed the front, left the back (for warmth). It is great for the cat and makes me happy that he loves and uses it a lot! It is sturdy and maybe that being good is also what makes it a bit of a to do to open it up for cleaning - lots of velcro and zippers so once assembled, I am not inclined to un do it. You really do have to at least partially un-assemble to get the pad out for cleaning - not easy to reach in and remove. I decided to just add some blankets on top of the pad and make the bed as best as possible working through the opening. That said, I would buy again in a heartbeat. My kitty is large, but I think 2 cats snuggled together would fit. … more

My wife and I bought this house for a stray that we had "adopted". We were concerned about his welfare as the winter set in. When we first got it, the temps were still above 30 and we could not get him to go in it, except for eating his food. However, the first time the temperature got into the mid 20's, there he was, inside his house. Now that the frigid cold has set in, he is always inside the house. We have it on a covered front porch and have elevated it as our neighbor suggested that some cats fear being attacked in a ground level shelter. I will admit that I was VERY skeptical about this house, especially given what I feel is a very low price. I am now a believer and my wife is a happy My wife and I bought this house for a stray that we had "adopted". We were concerned about his welfare as the winter set in. When we first got it, the temps were still above 30 and we could not get him to go in it, except for eating his food. However, the first time the temperature got into the mid 20's, there he was, inside his house. Now that the frigid cold has set in, he is always inside the house. We have it on a covered front porch and have elevated it as our neighbor suggested that some cats fear being attacked in a ground level shelter. I will admit that I was VERY skeptical about this house, especially given what I feel is a very low price. I am now a believer and my wife is a happy lady knowing that her little friend is staying nice and toasty. … more

My ten year old, outside cat, Lucy has been cozy in her new Heated Kitty House since I put it out on the patio yesterday. It's been snowing, windy and cold and she is very happy to have warmth and shelter. Even though we installed a cat door into the garage so she could get out of the elements, I would always find her huddled in a corner by our back door. This Kitty House seems to to satisfy her need to be "free" outside and her desire to be warm and dry. It seems to be well made and was very easy to assemble. I only attached the clear door flap on the exposed side and left the other door open. So far, Lucy and I are very happy with our purchase.

Rec'd my order in just a few days. Put it together in just minutes! We have a barn cat that this is perfect for. Sat it just inside the tack room for her. It stays dry and out of the wind and the bed warms just enough to keep her body heat in. This little Heated Kitty House is the answer for many trying to keep outside cats comfy, dry and warm all winter. This spring I will unplug it and she will still have her own little spot to sleep in. She usually tunnels through hay and stays warm that way. She has now officially graduated to being the barn queen now instead of just the barn mouser. For those trying to help outside cats (feral, etc), this is your answer! Just keep it dry. They will love Rec'd my order in just a few days. Put it together in just minutes! We have a barn cat that this is perfect for. Sat it just inside the tack room for her. It stays dry and out of the wind and the bed warms just enough to keep her body heat in. This little Heated Kitty House is the answer for many trying to keep outside cats comfy, dry and warm all winter. This spring I will unplug it and she will still have her own little spot to sleep in. She usually tunnels through hay and stays warm that way. She has now officially graduated to being the barn queen now instead of just the barn mouser. For those trying to help outside cats (feral, etc), this is your answer! Just keep it dry. They will love you for it! … more