K&H Pet Products Outdoor Kitty House, Outdoor Cat House for Outside Community Cats, Strays, and Ferals, Insulated Shelter, Cold Weather House for Winter, 19 X 22 X 17 In. (Unheated) Log Cabin Design

For our barn cat, in the loft with breathing walls. Simple to assemble. Inside dimensions are spacious enough for him to stand straight, stretch, and sleep comfortably. The material and construction will help him stay warm inside.He also enjoys a rug next to the house for sunbeam lounging, and a cuddle pillow and self warming floor inside.

due to unforeseen allergies, my rescue calico ended up having to be pretty much a 100% outdoor cat at my new place and while our winters are a joke compared to a lot of places they ARE cold enough that i wanted her to at least have the OPTION of having a house.setup for this is ridiculously easy because it's literally velcroed together (and yes, that includes the front and back flaps. i took the front off because it seemed to be scaring her and put a trail of treats into the actual house and she clearly figured things out from there.)i've got hers set up with K & H's self-warming thermal pad and an extra kid-size sleeping bag as well, so barring another ice storm she should be good. she's almost 10 pounds of floof (not fat, just long-haired and not built to be a petite cat according to the vets) so while i wouldn't rec this size for a Maine coon/ragdoll/REALLY big mixed-breed and i'm not sure a bonded pair would necessarily fit either if they're both full-grown, if you have a relatively standard-sized outdoor cat they should be fine.(i do rec the "trail of treats" into it when first introducing the house, though, particularly if you're using this for a friendly stray or straight-up feral who may be extra-skittish otherwise.)

…but decided to live inside our house now so it’s just sitting in our basement. Lol. But in all fairness- this thing is exactly as described, seems well made, has 2 clear doors, the cat loved it, took to it immediately, but even with the warming pad we had in there, once it got cold out, the cat decided he liked being inside rather that our. It was a stray, not sure if it was ferile, but he was fixed, and just showed up hanging out on our porch one day. We didn’t have any pets so we adopted him. Anyway… Who wants to buy a lightly used cat house…? Lol…

Sturdy little house that looks nice but the roof needs to be larger to protect the entrances from getting wet during rain.

Not waterproof. My outside cats won't be in it durning rain. I have to line the bottom with plastic and add bedding. I couldn't imagine with a heated option.Would be Dangerous as wet it gets. It is undercover and still wet.