Outback JackOutback Jack Kitty Compound, Play House and Outdoor Cat Enclosures for Indoor Cats (Portable Cat Tent, Cat Tunnel, Cat Kennel and Playhouse) Play Tents for Cats and Small Animals

This is the best invention since sliced bread! It installs in one second (and I am the least handy person in the world) and it folds up equally quickly. Attaching the tunnel to the play house took a minute longer, but I just watched the YouTube video produced by the company, and figured it out quickly as well.My cats are SO happy in this. I did have to order a second enclosure, because one of the cats was scratching nonstop at the end of the tunnel, so, for now, they're both just hanging out in one playhouse and - honestly - that's all you need. They lie on their cushion and watch the birds at our feeder and bees and butterflies (all with the most evil of intent), and seem as happy as can be. On the other hand, the second habitat will be useful as I can place one in the sunshine and one in the shade.They have their claws and the mesh bottom seems to bother them, so I added a blanket and a cushion and they're happier with that. The only reason I wouldn't leave them unattended all day is because I'd be afraid they'd be stolen. I wouldn't be concerned about them escaping because the mesh is sturdy. One cat did manage to open the tunnel ending by scratching relentlessly until the zipper gave way, so I strongly recommend having two habitats if you're going to use the tunnel. They can't scratch their way out of the habitat itself but their nails do get stuck in the mesh from time to time. They are learning that they can't pull out their claws when they're in the habitat. Once they retract their nails they're fine.My cats are Burmillas, so small and delicate, and I think they feel safer in there. It helps them strike the perfect balance between the predator / prey animals that they are. For example, a big hawk flew over the other day, and I was very happy my two little cats were safely in their enclosure. At the end of the day I pack up the cats and then snap the whole thing shut and bring it back inside. It weighs nothing and folds up effortlessly. Easy peasy. (I could probably leave it outside all night, but I'm phobic of spiders. ;-) ) All in all, an outstandingly simple and brilliant invention. If you have indoor cats, it seems almost cruel not to own one of these.

Every cat should have one. Our two cats love sitting inside and watching the world around them So easy to set up and move around the yard or take down and store. This is the second one we have purchased. Nothing wrong with the first one we just wanted the convenience of one for the patio where we sit outside with them. We watch the birds and they watch with us and there is no chasing them away from the feeder area. Giving them a treat when they go in the tent makes the whole experience a good place to be. One of our cats is a stray and the other a feral cat(much tamer now). He would sit beside his friend but now readily goes inside. After their morning walk we get home and if the tent door is open they go inside. We love the portability of the play house and with a couple of pillows inside it is often hard to get them to come out. Would certainly recommend it......beats sitting on a window ledge inside and makes for two spoilt contented cats.🐾🐾

I have 4 cats, they all have their claws and this enclosure is holding up amazing. They can come and go in and out of as they please, as I have the end of the tunnel squeezed through a basement window. I open the window in the morning and bring them in and close it at night.

The product started off great, my cat loves it. My little 6 month old turbo cat is a bit hyper, that’s why her name is turbo..... so occasionally she likes to jump and swing from the top.... with the strings tied, the tent collapses funny, and within a couple weeks, one of the poles snapped. I drilled out the connector and epoxied it back together.... lasted for another week until the wind blew it over and it broke again. Probably need to buy a new one unfortunately.If your cat is calm and a bit older,This would hold up just fine, for a crazy cat like mine, it will last for awhile, but don’t expect years out of it. For the price, it ain’t so bad. Get the tunnel too, my kitty loves her tunnel.

Thought about buying just the tent.. "ABO Gear 10672 Happy Habitat for Indoor Cats" but decided to get the tube as well. Looking at both products, I wasn't sure if the tent sold by itself was the same as the one sold in the tent+tube combo. The picture on amazon looks different. I investigated and found that the tent sold by itself is an old picture ...If you look at customer comments with picture, you'll see it's the exact same tent as the one included in the combo. So it's the exact same tent. The difference between combo and tent by itself is 14$.. So that's how much you pay for the tube. Which is a good deal as the tube is sold separately for 54$. The tent and tube both come in separate boxes and have their own carrying cases. The products are well made and are easy to deploy/put away. My cat kept meowing to go outside, now that I have this, I just put it in and the cat is happy. It likes the tube as well.. It runs in it. :) Excellent product!