K&H Heated Cat House, Outdoor Extra-Wide Kitty House, Safety Listed, 20W

Extra-wide heated cat house was easy to assemble, although a bit time consuming. I didn't put the flap doors on right away since it's for neighborhood TAR ferals. I wanted them to get used to it first. 2 feral kitties moved in immediately. I placed the house on some patio pavers under my front steps so it has a "roof" over it and walls on 2 sides. I worried it wasn't warm enough. This Ohio winter seems to have come early. But, the kitties seem happy. So I'm happy. I plugged it in to test while assembling the house. I left the door flaps off for the first few days. Then, added one when it snowed last week. The temps are dropping, so I added the other door today. The heated mat gets warm, not hot and is very soft. 2 adult kitties moved in. I think if they allowed a 3rd kitty, 3 would fit. The house seems to be weatherproof. It's been in its location nearly a month, I just felt in it this morning, it felt warm and dry inside. I can tell the kitties like to lay on the roof of the cat house. It holds the weight of however many are laying on top of it. It's held up its shape, just see their paw prints all over it. My family enjoys being able to see the kitties through the doorways. Would purchase again and definitely recommend!

This product is just as advertised if you take the time to read everything and it works great. I use this for my cat who stays in the shed with an outdoor enclosure attached to window. The shed isn't insulated but has cardboard on the walls with a heater running. It still gets pretty cold in there and I wanted to be sure she would be safe in the winter. I got this cat house to put in the shed and it works perfectly and she enjoys it. It heats well, if you lay your hand on it you can almost instantly feel the heat. I know with the weight of my cats entire body on that heating pad, she will definitely be feeling warm. Assembling it is super easy with Velcro and it's actually quite sturdy. You can remove the door flaps for the entre way by just detaching the Velcro which is convenient. I don't notice any air leaks in the house. As long as you properly line the Velcro pieces up evenly when assembling it, there isn't an issue with cold air entering from anywhere besides the entryway of course. There is a small portion of floor inside in front of the entre ways of the house that isn't heated but my cat doesn't seem to mind and it didn't keep her from getting on the large heating pad that was on the remainder of the house floor. This would not be a good house to put outside in your yard since it is not water proof or weather proof, it's sturdy but not sturdy enough to survive a harsh thunderstorm. But it does a great job in a garage or shed, keeping your cat warm and dry from any leaks your shed or garage may have. As long as the house is placed inside of something that already has a roof and some walls, it's perfect. I couldn't be happier with my purchase and neither could my cat, it was just what I needed.

Amazing! Easy set up! Literally take less than 5 minutes. I have 6 outside kitties that love these houses. They have doors on both sides on them to keep the heat in during the winter and where they can get out either way! My cats sleep in these even during the summer. I've had one for 4 years and its still holding up. Its a little faded from the sun but works perfectly fine.

Our barn cats love this house, unplug for summer but cozy & warm for the winter night.

This is a decent sized, heated cat house that can fit more than one cat. The heating pad itself is energy efficient, so it only comes on when the cat is sitting in there. I've had issues getting a long time stray to use outdoor shelters, until I bought this one. I got it on sale for $60, but even if I paid the full $120, I would still be satisfied! I technically only paid $1.05 because I had the rest as credit from the cigarette rewards I get. My only complaint is that the entire inside is not heated. 3/4 of it is. There's a small section that's only cushion and no heat. I'm assuming that part goes in front of the doors. I like how the plastic door flaps can come off and go back on. One of the strays even sits on top. I just wish Amazon would stop leaving their packages on top of it. Lol The picture I submitted is from my camera feed, I will have to get a better picture.

Nice size cat house. Seems warm, but not HOT. Seems sturdy yet easily accessible for both the cat and the human tender. The only negative feature is that I had to trim the plastic sheet doors so that they could freely move. Full context, I did not place this outside. I placed this inside of a non-heated garage for my last buddy that wasn't supposed to come inside, then I was able to bring him in. So only a few weeks of use, maybe a month. But in that time, it was very cold, and he was in there all the time. Also, K&H donates/ does tons of good for shelters and or "the community" and that is something worth supporting.

A stray mother cat showed up with 3 kittens 6 months ago, and mom has since left the kittens when they were about 2 months. They are scared, but it was getting cold for the winter, and decided to look for an option for shelter and warmth. We have tried multiple options, but this one is fantastic! It can be folded flat for storage, and easily assembles. with velcro and zippers. It is quite solid, and the cats like to climb on the roof, but it holds up really well. The cats love the house, and the heated base. The two doorways are a big hit. There are plastic flaps over the doors, but I found the cats wouldn't go through them. I cut one of them off half way up, and that did the trick - they were willing to enter if they didn't have to go through the flap. But learn from my mistake (!), the flaps are attached with velcro, so you can simply remove them if desired. The 3 kittens are almost adults, and in the cold, the 3 of them crammed into the house, but they would end up fighting because it was too small, and one of them would get chased out. So we ordered a second house, and put them side by side. They preferred to be together - probably for body heat, so we found a great solution. You can fold down one of the side walls by undoing the velcro and unzipping where the roof connects. Do that on both houses, and then we bought industrial strength velcro in a 2" width with an adhesive back at Home Depot. Measure the height of the wall, peel back the adhesive, and stick the one half in such a way that you can connect the velcro on the open side wall, and do the same on the other side. You will have to be a little creative with the two roof lines, but you can make them close pretty tightly - We just used a small bit of fabric to stuff in a couple small openings to block the cold. It really was pretty simply - and we now had two individual houses converted into a kitty duplex!! The cats love all the 'doors', though we blocked one to keep out some cold. Now all three cats can comfortably curl up together. This extended size can hold two cats - if they are really large it could be tight. If it is going to be outside in an area that gets rain and snow, you need to put some kind of covering over it. It is water resistant, but it needs to be protected. We pulled a tarp over the top of an out of the way section of our deck, tucked the houses in so they are completely covered and protected from the rain and snow. I highly recommend this product. It is very well made, and the cats definitely approve!!

Would be a 5 star product if it came in with a working heating pad. They want you to plug it in leave it and come back to it hopefully being heated up, if not call and get it straightened out. I did the test it did not work I am not doing the extra steps lol. My cats used it and it’s good for the winter but wanted it to be heated just to be safe. Sucks cuz it would be a perfect product otherwise.

Heater doesn’t work in UAE but it’s still nice

Just bought this one and love it! This is our second one. We got the single one years ago and it is still in great condition! We live in northern Canada and it gets to -40c here at times. The heating pad works great and our old guy hates to come inside, so I feel comfortable with him outside to about -20c and he is very comfortable. Actually warm to the touch when he comes in. Just got two kittens, built a Catio and gave them this double size one and they love it! Highly recommend as it is veery sturdy (they sleep on the roof at times) well built and warm. We keep it unplugged until it gets cool out. Enjoy!

I live in Northern Ontario, Canada so it can get quite cold here. Our cats are outdoor cats who very rarely choose to come inside, although they do have the option. We have an outside shelter for them, but there is nothing to keep them warm so I bought this heaty kitty house. Needless to say, it was a big hit! Easy to put together, (just velcro) and they love it. I have found at least two of them sleeping in there at the same time. I like that the plastic doors come off - we'll probably leave them off in the summer. It's not rain proof and it has an electrical cord, so as long as you can protect it, you should be fine. You can see in the photo that ours is on a deck so that it is away from the damp.

bought this home for outdoor cats and the heating unit works well, i see cats lying on the heather.

Our little stray cat loves it - we even catch her hanging out inside it during the day. Looks great! Fast arrival. Easy to put together. Cons - the doors don't work very well due to the design. We just left one door off completely Wish it was waterproof on the outside - we wrap a tarp around it if we're expecting rain. Still a nice warm shelter for our little friend :)