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The VEVOR 2-Story Outdoor Cat House is a wooden shelter for feral cats and indoor-outdoor pets, with two levels, an asphalt roof, and a raised base. It offers more space and a built-in planter than many single-story rivals, but assembly takes time and the wood needs occasional upkeep. Owners of community cats and backyard pets rate it highly for weather protection and value.
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Owners praise the sturdy build and weatherproof roof, and say cats take to it quickly. Some find assembly fiddly and note the wood needs upkeep.
The VEVOR 2-Story Outdoor Cat House is a two-level shelter for feral cats, community strays and indoor-outdoor pets. It is built from solid fir wood with a triangular asphalt roof. A water-resistant paint finish covers the wood surfaces.
An internal pass-through hole connects the upper and lower levels. Multiple doors, windows and openings give cats more than one way out. Rubber foot caps on a 3.25-inch elevated base lift the house off the ground.
A built-in side planter box can hold catnip, grass or flowers. The house supports cats up to 15 lbs and fits 2 to 4 cats, depending on their size and bedding. It can be placed in a backyard, porch, patio, balcony, garage or barn.










