FAQ

Most domestic cats can jump fences up to 6 feet high, although some athletic cats may clear even higher barriers.

Cat-proof fencing typically costs between $200 and $2,000, depending on materials, length, and installation complexity.

Most healthy adult cats can easily jump fences up to 5–6 feet high, thanks to their powerful hind legs and agility.

To keep cats out, a fence should be at least 6 feet high with additional deterrents like rollers or overhangs.

Cats generally cannot climb smooth, non-porous materials like glass, metal, and certain plastics because they lack grip for their claws.

The best material for a catio is galvanized welded wire mesh due to its durability, weather resistance, and pet safety.

The most effective cat fence is a fully enclosed 'catio' or a specialized cat-proof fence system with inward-facing overhangs to prevent climbing and escaping.

Not in corpus.

Potatoes are generally better for cats than rice due to their lower carbohydrate content and greater nutritional value when cooked properly.

Yes, cats can eat plain cooked potatoes in small amounts, but only occasionally and without any added ingredients like butter or seasoning.