What a difference it makes being able to have doors and windows open in the warm weather and knowing your cats are safe and sound.

The configuration of my conservatory is such that the photos I managed to take this afternoon don't show them off to best advantage. When you’re not even sure exactly what to do, you may just opt for keeping the window closed or blocking access to the window.Simply locking the window in a partially open position won't be sufficient; cats can and will attempt to squeeze into spaces that are much too small for them, often with serious or fatal results. It has a customizable width, much like the adjustable screen we highlighted above but it features a durable bamboo frame along with some recycled plastic panels. I am planning to put a cat tree in front of a living room window so that he can look at the view more easily, but in front of a closed window only.

It works both ways so if you have curious squirrels and raccoons in your area, they will not be able to get through this screen. Flat Cats – This UK company creates custom-sized netting for your windows, made from the same kind of material as mosquito nets, that’s tough enough to stop your cat from scratching through it. Just to say thank u sooooooo much for my fantastic Flat Cats they fitted really easily and are purfect, excuse the pun. If your window has no screen or a traditional screen, then you’ll likely want a tight net that doesn’t just keep the bugs out but also stays intact, even when your cat tries to scratch at it.If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably set up a perch where your cat can enjoy the outdoors and get some good naps in. The material of the mesh is high-density fiberglass which offers strength and durability while also keeping your room bright. Both cats have been very curious but have been well behaved, only one instance of paws on the screen so far.

Also reading in bed at night, without being visited by giant moths and various buzzy creatures coming in from the garden, is a big plus! Magnetic Insect Screens guarantee only the best quality raw materials go into the custom manufacture of our DIY flyscreens. They have been up now for a few weeks and it's been lovely to have been able to leave the windows open without fear of a cat falling out of it! Our cat, Issey-Padstow, loves to sit by the now open but protected window watching out and taking the air. In the summer, the room warmed up a lot and, with my computers producing even more heat, I really needed to open the windows.And I can enjoy peace of mind shes not going to make a leap for it onto the busy road or equally worse get carried off by fantastic Mr Fox. We live in a 2nd / 3rd floor apartment and I think he will never be brave enough to go out so your screens are ideal - what a good idea!