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I bought 4 tunnels and a tower/window box to extent the cat run, however when my 9 month old kitten suffered a post spay hernia which meant a second operation in 2 days, she needed to be confined for at least 2 weeks (maybe longer). My son saw all the tunnels (that had been built but not yet attached to the cat run), he repurposed the pieces and fashioned a lovely recovery pen for her, complete with a separate toilet. He did not need to cut any of the pieces so when she is recovered they can revert to tunnels again.

The omlet Catio tunnel is exactly what I was looking for when I purchased my Catio. My princess is happiest when she has access to the outside and can come and go on her own terms. But she also needs limits because she likes to bring me gifts. I’m okay with fishing the daily lizard out of the water bowl but I draw the line at snakes. The Catio tunnel provides safe access for my cat (and my sanity) to and from her Catio. Set up is simple—just a few steps. Installation takes a little more care because if you are attaching the tunnel to a window box or Catio you will be cutting an entryway into the existing structure so start small and expand outward. You can always enlarge the access point. The most difficult part of installation was MOVING my existing Catio. The structure is solid (and heavy) Grass had grown through the anti-dig skirt securing the structure to the ground so it was necessary to dig up the structure. But my Catio held up to a tropical storm last hurricane season so I know my enclosure is safe and secure.

The Catio Tunnels have been a great addition to the existing Catio enclosure. It has provided the cats with extra stimulation. They love going into the tunnels to get to the Catio. Or, sometimes, they just sit in the tunnels to watch the surroundings from up high. The product itself is very sturdy and easy to assemble. And those little clips are ingenious!