K&H Pet Products Outdoor Heated Kitty House

I highly highly recommend this item. I have indoor outdoor cats and so in my garage I bought this to try out I stead of just a heated bed in the winter (MN so it gets cold!). My cats love it so much I bought another and got one for my parents as well. Stays perfectly cozy for them and it is easy to remove the heating cover to vacuum and wash. House itself is sturdy.

I got one of these last winter because there were a couple of outdoor kitties (strays?) in my neighborhood and the temps were below zero. I have it set up in my carport/barn, where its dry and won't blow away. I've also got one of those water dishes that keeps the water above freezing. I know the house works because I caught a kitty running out of it a few times! Its not plugged in after the weather got warm but still can provide a refuge. I may get a 2nd one this winter, they are very easy to set up.

Great looking house. Well made and water resistant. I didn't install the electric blanket yet.I bought this for a wild mother cat and her kitten daughter that we feed each day that lives in our backyard. I placed it under our deck. No more sleeping in the high weeds for them and now that winter is coming, this will be a good home for the two felines. Since our backyard has many other critters, such as racoons, possums, woodchucks , deer, and squirrels, that backdoor of the house is purrr-fect if threaten by other animals of the wild, as it becomes a good getway escape door. : )

We have used these houses for the last 2 winters. Our 4 outside cats were a bit timid about going inside these at first, so don't despair if your cat is shy in the beginning. One of our female feral cats was so very shy, we left one of the "door end" open for her to not feel too confined at first. That seemed to really help her gain her confidence in the safety that these houses provide. Now she uses it all closed up, just no flap over the entry door. It took a really cold/ windy winter blast for them to quickly change their minds & hop inside. They have loved them since. I was concerned at first that the pad was not warm enough. We bought these exact houses from a different company. After looking We have used these houses for the last 2 winters. Our 4 outside cats were a bit timid about going inside these at first, so don't despair if your cat is shy in the beginning. One of our female feral cats was so very shy, we left one of the "door end" open for her to not feel too confined at first. That seemed to really help her gain her confidence in the safety that these houses provide. Now she uses it all closed up, just no flap over the entry door. It took a really cold/ windy winter blast for them to quickly change their minds & hop inside. They have loved them since. I was concerned at first that the pad was not warm enough. We bought these exact houses from a different company. After looking back at their website, they mention this pad temperature. After plugging it in for 30 minutes, you are to place your hand on the pad and lean on it a bit, like the weight of the cat. You should feel the warmth in a few seconds. As a cat lies on any pad, they have their own body heat going down into the pad, so the pad itself cannot be too warm as this could cause harm/discomfort to the cat, possible making them move. In the double house, only slightly over half of the pad is heated, so they can remain inside, if they get too warm. You are also NOT to place any towel/blanket inside. As a Vet tech, I see this partial heated pad as a huge plus, so that the cat can move within the house vs leaving out into the cold weather, if they get too warm! We have the cat houses against a wall, so we have taken both of the flaps and placed them both across the back door as a wind block. This works well for our cats as they are all "flap shy". Now that they know that that these are for them, they jump into them right away! We own 3 of these, 2 of the double and 1 single house. One of our larger males lies in the center V of the double house. These are very sturdy & well made! I highly recommend this product. … more

This is a cute, well made cozy shelter for the feral cat we feed. This house is constructed of heavy duty cardboard covered with a nylon type fabric. It should only be used on a dry porch or in a garage, shed, or barn. It should not be set on wet ground. We bought the one with the heated bed and the bed is soft and plush. The clear door flaps are attached with Velcro so they can be removed while the cat gets used to the house. I am very happy with the quality and value and will buy another for our chihuahua to use in our house.

I got this for a foster kitty in my porch, she needs a warm place to sleep and cuddle when temps drop. I cannot bring her in because I have a very sick FIV kitty. I hope to have a home for her asap, but for now this kitty house helps a lot. Easiest assembly ever!! Perfect for one or two cats. Good quality!!!!

I am extremely pleased with this outdoor cat house for a stray kitty who won’t come to us yet. We put it in a chair on our covered patio. He jumped right in & fell asleep. He is in there all the time. Makes us feel good that he’s able to have some comfort. Hoping we can get him to come to us & live inside our house. It is very easy to put together & is so beautiful. The heated bed is thick & soft & snuggly warm. We couldn’t be happier. We’re going to order another for our indoor only kitty. Don’t hesitate to purchase this product. It really is wonderful. You won’t be disappointed.

Outdoor cat is loving this house...especially since the nights are beginning to cool off. This will be his first winter. He wasn't to sure about it for several days until I took off the front door. I'm sure he'll figure it out when it gets colder.

Easy to assemble and my feral cat, who refuses to get into the expensive kitty tube shelter I purchased, hopped into this thing right away. Seems like good quality. Hope it holds up well. I just wish it had a longer cord. 5 feet doesn’t quite cut it.

I have two cats that decided they live here, the first came to me injured and sickly, the second shortly after looking for his pal. The winters here are very harsh, but neither cat is an inside cat, nor do they want to be and that is just fine with my three cats that live inside. I hed to find a way to take care of the two with winter fast approaching, so two of these houses fit the bill. They are excellent, and both cats have come to see them as their individual homes year round. In winter I have them back to back on an arched garden bench. I have the bench covered with a weather proof tarp, and inside that the houses are wrapped on the outside with old blankets to keep as much heat in I have two cats that decided they live here, the first came to me injured and sickly, the second shortly after looking for his pal. The winters here are very harsh, but neither cat is an inside cat, nor do they want to be and that is just fine with my three cats that live inside. I hed to find a way to take care of the two with winter fast approaching, so two of these houses fit the bill. They are excellent, and both cats have come to see them as their individual homes year round. In winter I have them back to back on an arched garden bench. I have the bench covered with a weather proof tarp, and inside that the houses are wrapped on the outside with old blankets to keep as much heat in as possible. In summertime I remove the plastic, but keep the rest pretty much the same, just unplugging the beds. I use the advantage drops on both cats, but also spray both beds monthly, as well as rotate and clean the bedding to control fleas. The result is a warm, dry place up off the ground, that both cats love. The houses are not water proof, but with a little planning one can use them as part of the supplys to set up an easy do it yourself cat home or condo as the hubby calls it.. I live in Northern Idaho, almost at the Canadian border, and winters here are extremely harsh, so these houses being affordable, well made, and easy to use has been a real blessing for my two wild cats that decided they live here. … more