Whether you've adopted a cat that spends most of its time outdoors or a feral cat has decided to adopt you, setting up the proper weatherproof outdoor cat shelter will keep felines comfortable all year round. For those who live where it gets cold in the winter, cat houses with door flaps help keep a cat cozy and dry. If you live where it gets hot, a light-colored cat enclosure can best maintain a good temperature inside.
Keep your kitty (and a friend or two) warm and dry with this roofed cat house featuring a scratching pad and a second-floor porch, perfect for bird watching. We appreciate the durable materials, which should help this house stand up to winter weather. "Asphalt roofing is an effective protectant against rain, and the house itself should be made of weatherproof, sturdy wood," says Dr. Conrad, and both are found in this kitty abode, which the brand says is weatherproof.
For further details: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/pets/g41316310/best-outdoor-cat-house/
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