The colony you feed
You already put food out every day. Put a warm, dry place right next to it, so the cats who won't come indoors still have somewhere to go when the temperature drops.
Why it worksHeated FloorTwo Doors
Heated Outdoor Cat House
Heated Outdoor Cat House
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A warm, dry spot for the cats who live outside
- Heated floor — heating pad included
- Two doors — a cat is never cornered inside
- Raised 6 in. off wet, frozen ground
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- 🔥 Heating pad included — no extra heater to buy
- 🚪 Weather flap in, escape door out
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Heated Outdoor Cat House
Regular price
$179.95
Regular price
$179.95
Sale price
$264.95
Unit price
per
How To Set It Up
How To Set It Up
Assemble the house following the included instructions. Set it on level ground out of the wind: against a wall, under a porch roof or an overhang. On windy ground, put bricks against the legs so it stays put.
Lay the heating pad on the floor with a washable blanket on top, and run the cord to a covered, GFCI-protected outdoor outlet. Plug it in on cold nights; a smart plug lets you switch it on from your phone.
Is the heating pad safe outside?
Is the heating pad safe outside?
Follow the instructions that come with the pad. Use a covered, GFCI-protected outdoor outlet, route the cord along a wall where it can't be chewed, and check the pad and cord at the start of each season. Replace the pad if the cord is ever damaged.
Will a feral or stray cat actually use it?
Will a feral or stray cat actually use it?
Use food. Put their food right in front of the entry flap for a few days, then move a few treats just inside. Most outdoor cats move in once they find treats inside every day, and the side escape door means they never feel trapped in there.
If they won't use it, the 60-day money-back guarantee covers you.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Unplug the pad, lift the lid, shake out or wash the blanket and wipe the inside down. A blanket over the pad keeps the floor clean, so most weeks that's all it takes.
What's In The Box
What's In The Box
1 × raised outdoor cat house (hooded entry flap, side escape door, foil-lined walls, water-resistant shell)
1 × heating pad with power cord
The cats who ride out winter outside
Ferals, strays, barn cats, the one on your porch who won't come in. Heated Outdoor Cat House gives them a raised, insulated, heated spot for the worst nights, with a second door so they never feel trapped inside.
The porch stray
The one who sits by your door but won't come through it. Set the house where they already hang out, put a treat inside, and let them move in on their own terms.
Why it worksEscape ExitWeather Flap
Barn & outdoor cats
Garage cats, barn cats, the one who insists on living outside. Raised about 6 inches off frozen ground, with foil-lined walls that hold the warmth in.
Why it worksRaised 6 In.Foil-Lined
Storm & snow nights
Rain, sleet, snow, wind. The hooded entry flap keeps weather out, the water-resistant shell sheds it, and the heated floor stays dry under their blanket.
Why it worksWater-ResistantHeated Floor
Everything in the box. Plug it in for winter.
No separate heater to buy. You get the house and the heating pad.
Water-Resistant Fabric · Foil-Lined
The Shell
A coated outer shell over foil insulation on every wall and the lid. The top opens, so swapping the blanket and cleaning it out takes a minute.
Heating Pad Included
The Heated Floor
A flat heating pad lies on the floor under their blanket. Plug it in on cold nights, or put it on a smart plug and switch the heat on from your phone.
Entry Flap + Escape Exit
Two Doors
A hooded flap at the front to get in, and a round escape door on the side. A cat inside always has a second way out, so it never feels cornered.
About 6 In. Off The Ground
The Raised Frame
Legs lift the floor off snow, puddles and frozen concrete, so cold and damp don't soak up through the bottom.
From New Box To Their Favorite Spot
Most outdoor cats won't walk into something new on night one. Here's how Heated Outdoor Cat House becomes theirs.
Tap each step to see what happens
Night 1
Set It Up
Put It Where They Already Eat
Set the house near the feeding spot and put their food right in front of the entry flap. Let them get used to it just being there.
- Out of the wind: against a wall, under a porch or overhang
- Food right below the entrance, not inside yet
- On windy ground, set bricks against the legs so it stays put
Week 1
The Food Trick
A Little Outside, A Little Inside
Once they eat at the door, put a little food outside and a few treats just inside the flap. Something that smells good (salmon, chicken, their favorite wet food) pulls them in.
- Then stop the outside food and keep the treats inside
- Give them space while they explore it
- Some cats take days, some take a few weeks
Week 2
Moving In
They Start Sleeping In It
Once they find treats inside every day, they start staying. A washable blanket over the pad makes it theirs.
- A blanket on top of the pad keeps it clean and cozy
- Shake the blanket out every few days
- Two doors mean they never feel trapped in there
First Freeze
Heat On
Plug In The Pad For Cold Nights
When the nights turn cold, plug in the heating pad. Run the cord to a covered, GFCI-protected outdoor outlet, or add a smart plug and switch it on from your phone.
- Route the cord along a wall, out of reach of chewing
- Check the bedding stays dry after storms
- Switch the heat off on warm days
More Than A Box Out Of The Wind
A box or tote shelter gets them out of the wind. Heated Outdoor Cat House keeps them warm, dry and off the frozen ground.
PurvioHeated Cat House
DIY Box
Shelter
Shelter
Heated floor
Raised off frozen ground
On the ground
Second door to escape
Usually one
Foil-lined, insulated walls
If you add it
Weather flap on the entrance
Open hole
Top opens to clean
Varies
60-day money-back guarantee
Comparison reflects general differences between this cat house and typical homemade box or tote shelters.
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
Your order today is protected by our 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee. If the cats won't use it, or it doesn't stand up to your weather, just let us know any time in the next 60 days and we'll refund every penny.
Questions, answered.
Everything cat caretakers ask before they order. If yours isn't here, reach out. We're happy to help.
Use food. Set the house near where they already eat and put their food right in front of the entry flap. Once they're comfortable eating there, put a little food outside and a few treats just inside the flap, then stop the outside food and keep treats inside.
Some cats move in within days, some take a few weeks. The side escape door helps: a cat that knows it has a second way out is far less wary of going in.
No. Unplugged, it's still a raised, foil-lined, water-resistant shelter with two doors. The heating pad is for the cold nights. Plug it in when temperatures drop and switch it off on warm days.
Follow the instructions that come with the pad. Plug it into a covered, GFCI-protected outdoor outlet, route the cord along a wall where it can't be chewed or tripped over, and check the pad and cord at the start of each season.
Keep a washable blanket on top of the pad and replace the pad if the cord is ever damaged.
The outer fabric is water-resistant, the entry has a hooded weather flap, and the frame keeps the floor off wet ground. For the roughest weather, set it under a porch roof or overhang, and on windy ground, put bricks against the legs so it can't shift.
Unplug the pad, open the lid, shake out or wash the blanket, and wipe the inside down. A blanket over the pad keeps the floor clean, so most weeks that's all it takes.
The cat house (raised frame, lid, hooded entry flap, side escape door, foil-lined walls) and the heating pad with its power cord. You supply the blanket and the treats.
Orders typically ship within 24 hours. Delivery within the continental United States takes 2-5 business days. International shipping times vary by destination, generally 7-14 business days.
You'll receive a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships.
Every order is backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee. If it's not working for your cats, contact us within 60 days of delivery for a full refund.
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