Cat and Dog Outdoor Waterproof Tent House - Indoor/Outdoor Cave Nest Bed for Small Dogs, Cats, Bunnies - Washable (Gray, Small)

The stray cat that adopted us LOVES her tent! She doesn't like enclosed spaces so the opening was agreeable to her. It's on a covered porch and is now fitted with a warm pad and extra blankets. One of my best cat purchases!

Love this, my cat also seems to like it! We put it next to ours when we are camping and she'll sit in it. You do need a little bit of muscle to get the final pole into place, but once it's up, it is very sturdy.

The product is large enough to fit a caboodle of kittens. So frankly it works to keep them out of the cold. However, it is very difficult to put together. Bring some muscle and directions aren't as clear as they could be..

The media could not be loaded. I wanted to get some shad for my Luke who is a 4lb Chihuahua. I put in a ps and a blanket and seems to enjoy it. Easy to set up and is waterproof.

I have a hairless cat that loves going outside. Because she is hairless she can sunburn easily. I purchased this tent for her to sit in while warming up in the sun. I purchased it in late March, put it together and have never taken it apart. It doesn’t stay outside. I bring it in nightly, and it only goes outside when the weather is nice. It lasted about 5 weeks before the tension rods broke through the fabric slips they sit in. Initially, I accommodated by readjusting the rods but as of today-all of the tension rods have broken through the slips. I would not recommend this product.

Great tent with great price. (we bought this with Black Friday deal)We have purchased several cat tents before but this is the first one looks like a camping tent. This tent has lots of space for our largest, 22lbs Momo. Other tents were a bit small for her and she never used them. We are very happy to see Momo approved this tent and she looks very comfy and happy in it.The tent didn't come with a pillow so we put this large puffy pillow (white one in the photos) for comfort and there are still lots of room for her to stretch.My husband put it together pretty quick. So far it looks stable.

This is difficult and time consuming to put together and take apart.

Our cats old fort/hideaway on the front deck needed to be replaced.Assembly is easy to understand.You just need to use some muscles to stretch the poles and canvas into place.We left the tent inside for our cats to get better acquainted with.Our girl cat was first to discover the tent. Right away she tiptoed inside and curled up for a nap. She has taken many naps in it since it arrived.We have decided to purchase another one for the original purpose of being outside.Our little boy cat has yet to go inside yet he has sniffed and scented it many times.Perhaps in the future we will need to purchase a third one?