The size of run you need depends on how many cats you’ve got, the size of your cats and how much they are spending in the run. Always aim to give your cats as much space as you can.

Yes, you can secure the skirt of the run to the ground with Omlet’s screw pegs to make sure there are no gaps.

No. The skirting comes with all of Omlet's pre made outdoor cat enclosures, but you can choose not to attach it or remove it whenever you want.

The lower half mesh is 25 x 75mm, and the upper half mesh is 50 x 75mm.

Yes, all Eglus can be connected to the large outdoor catio with a connection kit. For the Eglu Cube and Eglu Go UP, the Eglu must have a 2m run in order to attach to the run.

Yes, the door can be positioned anywhere on the enclosed outdoor cat runs, apart from right next to an attached Eglu.

The full height door is 1.81m.

It is possible to move the run, but due to the high quality materials even the smallest runs are relatively heavy. If you decide to move the run, we suggest asking for help from at least one other person.

While the strong materials and thought out design makes it extremely hard for predators to get to your pets, no enclosure is 100% predator proof. Check the run regularly to make sure all features are working as intended, including latches, doors and run clips. If you live in an area with a range of predators, including small ones like ferrets, stoats and weasels you might want to consider adding extra protection to your run.

We don’t have a customised solution for having the outdoor cat run attached to the house, or for letting your cat access the outdoor cat enclosure from a window, but many customers have done it.  We suggest you speak to a DIY specialist to make sure you get the right fixings to attach the run safely. If you want your cat run on a balcony, have a look at our Cat Balcony Run.

The run can be extended to two sections high and three sections wide, but there is no limit on how far the run can be extended lengthwise. It is only possible to extend a half height run height and lengthwise, the width is limited to two sections.

No, there are a number of reasons why you might choose to have a catio. You might have a cat that normally roams freely, but may need to be secured for a period of time due to illness, injuries, pregnancy, risk of theft etc. An outdoor cat enclosure is a great way of letting them be outside, while still keeping them safe.

Yes, that is possible. However, one of the purposes of the support pole is to slightly push the roof up to make sure rain doesn’t gather at the top of the run and put too much pressure on the roof. For runs without covers this isn’t a problem. If you have covers on the roof of your run and want to swap the support poles for a Freestyle pole, place the pole as close to where you had the support pole as possible, and make sure water runs off the cover as it should once assembled. If you live somewhere likely to get heavy snow fall and have covers on your run, we suggest keeping the cat run support poles.

Due to the size of the mesh you may need extra protection added to the top bit of the run while your cat is still a kitten, like additional mesh or cat run covers. This depends slightly on the size and breed of cat, as well as their willingness to climb.  The spacing in the upper mesh is  approx. 7cm x 4.5cm.

Yes a second stable style door can be added to your run. You will need to remove a bottom mesh panel and a top mesh panel  where you choose to place it.  These are the two parts you will require to make up a complete door. Omlet Outdoor Pet Run Lower Door Assembly BOX B and Omlet Outdoor Pet Run Upper Door Assembly BOX D