When choosing your next cat window guard or screen, we highly recommend our pick for the best overall. Keep reading to find out what it is!

Phifer Petscreen or pet-resistant screen is a puncture and tear resistant screen. This property protects this screen from damage by cats and dogs. It is the most ideal material for screening high traffic areas.

Cat proof screen for window, 20mm by 8mm timber frame with wire mesh stapled on. Velcro on frame and window surround = a cool breeze and cats safe :-)

What we have found with cats is that they are all different in both physical and mental abilities so I always hesitate to say that our system will work for any cat. That said, we have never had anyone who worked with us on the issue who we could not help keep their cats in

With the weather in the Northern Hemisphere getting nicer, you might want to start leaving your windows open, but this can be a source of worry for Ragdoll cat owners since cats can jump or fall out of windows

Here's a simple method for creating an effective outdoor cat fence enclosure under $50

Ahhh the nicer weather is here! I love when it’s so nice outside that you can open your windows and feel a lovely breeze coming in the window screens. You know who loves that even more than us? Our feline friends! You open up those windows and bam the kitties are gathering. Open windows are like kitty magnets. They love feeling the sights and sounds of the outdoors, especially all the birdies singing! But are your cats safe?

About this item Fiberglass,mesh 【Heavy Duty Pet Window Screen】：The upgraded screen mesh is specially designed for pets, thicker and more durable than regular fiberglass screen mesh, Pet and other wildlife couldn't scratch. 【Window Screen Mesh Function】Thick charcoal black mesh prevents pets from biting and tearing, but it has good visibility, good circulation of fresh air, keeps annoying creatures out. 【Window Screen Mesh Advantage】:Our Pet-proof screen also has anti-wrinkle screen material…

This is a guide about keeping cats from scratching screen doors. Cats can quickly ruin a screen door with their claws. Training your cat to not scratch at the screen will save you money and allow your screen door to serve its purpose.