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Outdoor cat fence enclosure installation across London and Kent
Cats are natural explorers, which can be worrying if you live near busy roads. But fear not! Just because you live in an urban area doesn’t mean your cat has to stay ‘locked in’. If you want to provide a safe space for your cat to roam about your garden without worrying about what lies beyond, a cat fence system is an excellent solution.
At Project Multi Pest, we care about keeping your cats safe with professional cat containment systems for balconies and gardens. While our expertise traditionally lies in providing humane, natural pest control services, we have recently gained an increasing number of calls for cat fence installations.
Let your cat get closer to the great outdoors! Contact us today for a free quote.

What is cat fencing?
Cat fencing can be installed as a stand-alone product or on existing garden fences to keep your cat safely contained. Most installations are curved or slanted and used to extend the height of an existing fence to prevent your cat from jumping over.
With a fence system installed, you can leave your windows and doors open and let your cat roam free.
Do cat fences really work?
Yes, our cat fences are the perfect solution for city gardens. They are designed to stop your pet from jumping over fences and getting into dangerous territory. Thanks to their robust design and our professional installation, they do an excellent job of keeping your cat contained – they even keep the most adventurous cats safe from harm!
What types of cat fences are available?
At Project Multi Pest, we design cat containment systems to suit numerous balconies and gardens. Our cat-proofing solutions come in various materials, including metal, plastic, wood and mesh. We’ll make them as tall and wide as you need to secure your entire outdoor space. There are a handful of different solutions available, depending on your living situation, including:
Stand-alone cat fencing (for gardens without an existing fence)
Add-on fence extensions
External fence system (with the additional benefit of keeping pest pigeons off balconies and fences)
Internal fencing system
How much does cat fencing cost
Gardens come in various shapes and sizes. Our premium cat fence installations are bespoke to fit your entire garden and generally cost between £300 and £700 plus VAT.
Protect your pets in outdoor spaces with Project Multi Pest
Project Multi Pest is a safe and ethical pest control company serving customers across London and Kent. We also provide cat containment systems for cat owners living in urban settings. We provide stand-alone cat fencing or solutions that can easily be attached to an existing fence. Each and every piece is tailor-made to your garden space.
Keep your cat safe and nuisance birds at bay with premium cat fencing solutions. Call PMP today on 0800 1933351 or contact us online for a free quote.
Frequently asked questions about cat fencing
How tall does a fence need to be to keep a cat in?
A cat fence in a garden typically needs to be around 6 feet tall to keep cats from getting out. It also requires a curved or slanted edge to prevent the cats from gripping the edge and climbing over.
On the other hand, a balcony needs to be fully enclosed to prevent cats from getting into danger by jumping onto dangerous ledges or squeezing through balcony bars.
Can a cat fence be used for dogs, too?
Cat-proofing solutions aren't exclusive to cat lovers. If you have an adventurous dog but still want to enjoy your garden, a cat fence enclosure is a great solution. They work for cats, dogs, and other pets too.
Can I install a cat fence myself?
Cat proofing is a tedious job, and you must make sure it is secure. Nothing is stopping you from installing a cat fence yourself, but for peace of mind and a safe and secure solution, it's always best to ask our professionals. We have the tools and expertise to do the job safely.

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