Safe and Sound Pet Enclosures

13/07/2025

An outdoor cat enclosure is the safe, smart way to let your fur babies explore the world - while keeping them safe 🐾 This gorgeous pair are loving their new cat trees!

01/07/2025

Help your cats live their best life! 🐈
Dreaming of giving your cats outdoor time without the worry? An outdoor cat enclosure is the safe, smart way to let them explore the world - while keeping them protected.

✅ No escaping
✅ No injuries or costly vet bills
✅ Just fresh air, sunshine and happy paws 🐾

Experts agree: cats live longer, healthier and happier lives with safe outdoor stimulation. Plus you’ll love creating a fun shared space the whole family can enjoy.

Ready to transform an area of your backyard into a feline outdoor oasis? Get in touch with us to be inspired and see how we can help

24/06/2025

Creating safe, fun and enriching spaces for every unique home and it’s family. 🥰🐈

23/06/2025

Four seasons in a day in beautiful Beechworth. New home and cat safe garden oasis. Lots of fun ahead creating a shared space to enjoy together.. The cats were very excited to try out the cat trees straight away! 😍

06/06/2025

Helen and Ettie's winter sun sanctuary on the veranda is the perfect spot to unwind with a cup of tea, benefit from some fresh air, and find a moment's peace amidst the playful kittens.

25/03/2025

Buttons in Beechworth is thriving in his new extended and enclosed front veranda, a true haven for exploration and joy. Cats naturally crave connection with their surroundings and flourish when they can safely bask in the fresh air, sunshine and stimulation of their very own outdoor oasis, all while preserving the beauty of native wildlife.


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11/03/2025

A lovely day spent in Trentham enclosing a veranda. All ready for two lucky new arrivals to make it their forever home with Mary..

11/02/2025

Cleo… loving her new space 🥰

Thanks for sharing your picture Claire.. We love seeing happy cats 😁

04/02/2025

In the current heatwave, these happy cats (and their family) get to enjoy the shade and cooler air under the new pergola in a safe shared space… 🥰 The plants love it too.. 🌱!

04/02/2025

It’s amazing what can happen in a day! We loved creating this cat safe enclosed space for everyone in the family to enjoy.. Thanks Anne for taking a few action pics 😁👍🐈‍⬛

10/09/2024

Useful information and gentle heads up with spring in the air.. ☀️🐈‍⬛

Spring flowering bulbs are a seasonal highlight that capture the excitement, colour and beauty of spring. These plants come in all shapes and sizes and are commonly planted in gardens throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Whilst these plants can dazzle us with their beautiful blooms, almost all plants that arise from bulbs or corms have the potential to be poisonous if ingested by pets. These include well known species such as the tulips, daffodils, hyacinth, lilies and other lesser known plants such as the crocus, iris, bluebells, amaryllis, gladiola and allium.

The most dangerous part of these plants are the underground bulbs which contain higher concentrations of the toxin. Cats and dogs that ingest the leaves, stems or flowers generally only develop very mild signs of poisoning unless large quantities are ingested. However, if your pet chews on or eats a bulb, signs could be much more severe. This is especially true of daffodils which have the potential to cause an irregular heartbeat, low blood pressure and seizures.

For cat owners, special mention must be made of lilies of the Lilium or Hemerocallis varieties. All parts of these plants, even the pollen, are highly poisonous to cats. Exposure to even the water in a vase of cut lilies can potentially result in kidney failure.

Unless you have a very inquisitive pet, we do not think it is necessary to remove all bulb plants from your garden or home, however do be mindful of the following:

✅ Create a fence or barrier to prevent access to dogs who may dig up the bulbs.

✅ Avoid using organic fertilisers around spring bulbs - dogs will dig up the fertiliser and will often find the bulbs and eat them.

✅ Do not allow pets to drink water from vases that have contained these plants.

✅ It is safest to never have Lilium or Hemerocallis lilies in a home with cats.

☎️ If your pet has ingested something they should not have, please phone the Animal Poisons Helpline for advice. The Animal Poisons Helpline provides free advice to pet owners in Australia and New Zealand, and can be reached on 1300 869 738 (AU) or 0800 869 738 (NZ).

30/08/2024

Happy Friday Everyone… Warmer weather is just around the corner… ☀️🎉🐈‍⬛