Product: Kritter Kondo
What It Is: outdoor enclosure for cats or small dogs
Manufacturer: Kritter Kommunity
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CatTipper Review: As our regular readers know, our cats are all indoor-only cats due to the predators in our area (namely coyotes). Indoor living is much safer for cats wherever you may live, though.
But this doesn’t mean your cats can never go outdoors…it just means they’ll need a safe way to enjoy the outdoors. The Kritter Kondo from Kritter Kommunity is a product that allows indoor cats (and small dogs up to 35 pounds) to enjoy the outdoors under your supervision.
This outdoor enclosure is quick and easy to set up and, like a portable kennel, allows your cat to enjoy the sunshine and the grass beneath his feet. The fabric enclosure, united by strong ribs and double doors, is completely portable, too.
It comes in its own carrying case…
…so you’ll be able to take the Kritter Kondo with you, whether that’s outdoors on your patio or on a picnic or on an overnight stay where you don’t want your cat to have run of the house.
Assembling the unit was quick and easy. We removed it from its carrying case and then unfolded the unit…
Next, pins were placed at the joints to lock the Kritter Kondo in an upright position.
Finally a pin secures each door…
The Kritter Kondo comes in original and deluxe models. The deluxe models can be joined together with the optional Kondo Konnectors. The deluxe model ships with a shade canopy so half of the Kondo is shaded while half is open so your kitty can enjoy the sun…
The Kritter Kondo is a great way for you and your cat to enjoy the outdoors together and it’s perfect for cat lovers who would like to sit out on their deck or patio with their favorite feline. A big paws up for the Kritter Kondo!
Price: The Kritter Kondo ranges from $124.99 to $174.99, depending on model and color.
For More Information:
- visit www.kritterkommunity.com
- follow Kritter Kommunity on Facebook
- call 1-888-8KONDOS
Disclosure: We received a Kritter Kondo for review; we were not paid for our review and all opinions are entirely our own.
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