Iron Wire Cat Cage with Ladders, 2 or 3 Levels

A wire cage lets your cat see everything, and lets you see your cat. This iron grid enclosure uses open mesh on every side, so air moves freely and your cat can watch the room while it rests. Inside, wooden-look platforms divide the space into levels, ladders connect each floor, and swing-open doors give you easy access for feeding, cleaning and cuddles. Pick a two-level or three-level layout in black or white.

Three Versions

• SLH471, White, 3 Levels: 75 x 49 x 109 cm (29.5 x 19.3 x 42.9 in). A bright, clean look with two ladders and a top lounge level.
• SLH491, Black, 3 Levels: 75 x 49 x 109 cm (29.5 x 19.3 x 42.9 in). The same tall layout in black, shown with a hanging hammock near the top.
• SLH490, Black, 2 Levels: 75 x 49 x 73 cm (29.5 x 19.3 x 28.7 in). A shorter option that fits under a window or along a balcony wall.

Plan the Space Inside

A layout that works well for most cats puts the litter box on the bottom floor, food and water on the opposite side, and a bed or cushion on an upper level. Keeping eating, sleeping and toilet areas apart helps your cat feel settled. The 49 cm depth leaves enough room for a standard litter box on the floor level, but measure yours first to be sure.

Assembly in Five Steps

1. Push the panel corners into the ABS connectors until adjoining panels meet with no gap.
2. Use the eight slot positions on each connector to build the layout you want.
3. Stick the non-slip pads to the bottom connectors so the cage sits steady on the floor.
4. When adding height, keep the connector faces parallel to the grid.
5. Bind the frames together with the included cable ties to firm up the whole structure.

At a Glance

• Material: Iron wire grid panels with ABS connectors
• Floors: Solid platform panels on each level
• Access: Hinged wire doors that swing open
• Climbing: Wire ladders between levels
• Colors: Black or white

Please Note

The litter boxes, bowls, beds and hammocks pictured are styling props unless the supplier listing states otherwise. A cage works best for limited periods, such as settling in a new kitten, recovery after a vet visit or overnight separation. Give your cat daily time to roam and play outside it.

Compare more enclosures in our cat cages collection, or add comfort with a cushion from our cat beds range.

Choose your color and height, and give your cat an airy, open space it can see out of.