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Most cats really love to leave the house and rake the earth with their claws, or only wander over the lawn. I am certain you understand, how pleasurable the soles of your feet touching the grass feels. Furthermore, absolutely nothing can take the place of the sheer enjoyment of taking in clean fresh air or experiencing the cool wind on one's face. Felines have an highly advanced sense of smell,  than we humans have, which means that, the air outdoors furnishes an amazing amount of smells, to these feline pets.

How is it possible to keep an indoors cat free from harm, when it is accidentally locked out of the house? 

A pet owner does not want the cat to be forced beyond the limits of their property, or get caught in struggles, with vicinity felines, or run the risk of landing a coat full of fleas, or much worse.[http://outdoor-cathouse.com  All cat owners can give their cats this much needed protection, by erecting an outside house for cats on their property]. In this way, their indoor cat, should have  the advantages of both worlds.

An outdoor cat enclosure, is usually put up in a suitable spot of the front or rear yard garden, or against the outside walls of the house. You will find commercially made outdoor cat houses, that are available in kit form. Most of these outdoor cat shelters, are very simple to put together, and you are not burdened with being forced to make something yourself.

Let us now talk only about outdoor cat runs or enclosures rather than an outdoor cat house.  An ideal outdoor cat enclosure or cat run will need to have many types of surface for your kitten to go around on..  Make sure that a good portion of the enclosure receives direct sunlight, and also have a fair amount of the enclosure is always in the shade. 

In case you  desire to have the outdoor cat enclosure or cat run built up against your back door, it is advisable to place a cat flap on that back door, giving the cat access to the outdoor enclosure, from within the safety of the house. The most effective kind, will be those that are gravity operated - they mechanically fall back into position on the heels of the cat, as it goes out and comes in. A transparent plastic flap is best, allowing the cat to see what is out there, in advance of it making a move out.

In the event of installing an  outdoor cat house, you can make it look a part of the surrounding garden, by raising a couple of climbing outdoor plants over it. Take care in the plants you pick and be sure, they will not poison the cat.

By erecting an outdoor cat house or an outdoor cat enclosure for the indoor pet cat, you give back some of the freedom of the outdoors, yet, keep it as safe, as it was indoors.