Custom Cat Enclosures for Eco-Conscious Cat Owners

Proudly helping cats explore safely and sustainably in homes across the Adelaide Hills and Greater Metropolitan Area

Silhouette of a black cat walking on a balcony with a mesh screen, trees with green and purple leaves, and a clear blue sky in the background, with a green logo for Eco-Cats cat enclosures in the lower left corner.
A black and white dog lying down behind a black mesh screen on a brick patio, with a wooden wall and steps visible in the background.
An orange tabby cat lying on a red brick patio, next to a black screen door with a view of a backyard with trees and a blue sky.
A gray and white cat lying on a reddish tile floor behind a black wire fence, viewed from above.
A Cat Enclosure with a zipped door installed outside a wooden house in Hawthorndene, South Australia, with a white wall, a window, and brick paving on the ground.
A black mesh cat enclosure (or 'catio' or 'cat patio) and lush green plants along a brick pathway outside a beautiful home in Hawthorndene, South Australia.
An orange cat biting green grass behind a black wire fence.
A black and white cat standing on a window sill behind a mesh screen, looking outside at trees and sky.
Orange tabby cat with a collar walking along the edge of a screened porch, overlooking a flower bed with red flowers and a brick patio.
An orange tabby cat lying on a sunlit pink patio, near a large potted plant with green, yellow, and pink flowers, behind a black mesh fence.
An orange tabby cat behind a wire mesh screen, with trees and a clear blue sky in the background.
Close-up of a black and white cat resting on a mesh surface outdoors, with a net in the background and trees under a blue sky.
A screened patio with outdoor furniture, potted plants, and a garden area with blooming flowers, trees, and a lawn in the background, with sunlight shining through the roof.
The image shows the outside of a multi-story building with a brick exterior. The building has horizontal beige-colored slats on balconies, with a red brick column in the center. There is a safety net installed in front of the balconies, and string li
View through a mesh screen showing trees with green and yellow leaves, blue sky, and parts of a residential neighborhood in the background.
An orange tabby cat lying on its back on a brick patio, next to a black wire fence, with its paws up and looking towards the camera. Sunlight shines on the cat and patio, with fallen leaves scattered around.

Why choose Eco-Cats?

Custom Designs, Expertly Crafted. Our enclosures are designed and built to suit your space, your style, and your cat’s needs. Our low-impact builds are crafted with care and precision to blend seamlessly with your home and garden.

Built to Last. We use top-quality materials designed to withstand the harsh Australian climate, including industry-standard 19mm low-vis, pre-stretched, UV-treated polyethylene netting that won’t sag or fade over time.

Fair, Competitive Pricing. We believe in delivering outstanding quality at a fair price.

Locally Owned & Family Operated. We’re an Adelaide family business and proud to support our local community.

Reliable & Professional Service. From initial consultation to installation, we pride ourselves on being punctual, honest, and easy to work with.

Council-Compliant Builds. We adhere to local council requirements, ensuring your enclosure is both safe and fully approved.

Eco-Friendly Ethos. We prioritise environmentally conscious materials and building practices in harmony with local wildlife.

Why choose an Eco-Cats enclosure for your cat?

  • To keep your cat happy, healthy and safe.

    Indoor cats are safe—but they can get bored, restless, and even stressed. Giving them secure access to fresh air, sunshine, and the sights, sounds, and smells of the outdoors is a simple way to boost their mental and physical health.

    saving you from surprise (and costly!) vet bills. Above all, your cat will be protected from traffic, battle wounds, parasites, diseases—saving you from surprise (and exorbitant!) vet bills.

    A fluffy gray and white cat standing behind black wire mesh fencing on a brick patio.

  • To protect South Australia's precious and vulnerable wildlife.

    Did you know that Australia has one of the highest extinction rates in the world? Though we love our cats, the sobering reality is that they are responsible for the loss of an estimated 1.4 billion native animals a year.

    Even the most cuddly, well-fed cat hunts by instinct. When we keep our cats contained, we dramatically reduce their impact on our unique and fragile local ecosystems.

    Close-up of an orange and white long-haired cat resting on a wooden surface outdoors, looking slightly upward.

  • To be a responsible citizen.

    Did you know that many Australian councils have cat curfews or containment laws? For example, the City of Mitcham and Adelaide Hills Council require owners to confine cats to their property at all times.

    Other councils such as Onkaparinga, Marion, Burnside, and Tea Tree Gully are expected to follow suit within the next few years.

    Enclosures help owners comply with these laws while still giving their pets access to the outdoors.

    A small orange kitten sitting on a white surface looking out a window at green foliage and a blue sky.

Testimonials

  • An orange tabby cat lying on a brick surface surrounded by green plants, wearing a collar with a green tag.

    “I used to be a ferocious predator with hundreds of kills under my collar. But once my dear brother, Winston, was killed outside, I realised I needed to make a change. I'm much happier and safer now in my mesh apartment. I can still sun my belly all day, but I don't get worms and mites anymore!”

    Freya, retired rat-slayer

  • A black and white cat with yellow-green eyes and a pink nose, resting its front paws on a surface, looking directly at the camera.

    “I was the last of my litter to be adopted and spent the first year of my life in a shelter. When I finally found my forever family, I was so happy to have love, but I found the outside world very scary. In my two enclosures I can enjoy the breeze and be a brave little hunter without getting hurt.”

    Woody, with a new lease on life

  • A colorful parrot perched on a weathered wooden branch, with vibrant green, blue, yellow, and orange feathers, and a blurred natural background.

    “My family and I feel so much safer when cats are contained. Maybe my species will make it after all. Feathers crossed."

    Orson, The Orange-Bellied Parrot

  • A small mammal, possibly a possum, perched on a large flower with a dark night background.

    "It's time to take back the night from those frightening feline invaders. Thank you, Eco-Cats."

    Patricia, the Ring-Tailed Possum

  • A green tree frog sitting on a dark brown tree trunk

    "They continue to stare at me (awkward), and, granted, I miss being able to lay my eggs in their water bowls, but at least I don't have to worry about getting clawed-down mid-fly hunt."

    Flo, the South Australian Tree Frog

  • Black dog lying on a wooden floor, looking directly at the camera.

    “I try to be a good boy, but when intruders wander into my yard, I see red (not literally). Luckily, the cheeky cat next door stays safe in his cat palace. I love you, Eco-Cats!”

    Rula, former camp dog from the Northern Territory

  • Close-up of blue tongued lizard.

    “ When I saw that the new humans that moved in next to my burrow had cats, I was so anxious that I nearly dropped my tail. But then I noticed that they couldn't penitrate the clever Eco-cats forcefield. I was so relieved that I didn't have to move again."

    Billie, the blue tongued lizard

  • Fluffy grey and white cat who is happy with her eco-friendly cat enclosure.

    As a prolific escape artist, I was confident nothing could contain me. How wrong I was! I'm no match for my new enclosure. Now I spend my days happily following the sun around the garden without posing a threat to the local wildlife."

    Zoe, Former Escape Artist

  • Grey and white fluffy cat living in the Adelaide Hills who is happy watching birds from his eco-friendly good quality mesh cat Enclosure by Eco-Cats.

    I'm so happy with my new cat net! I love to watch birds in my backyard but have trouble keeping my distance from them. My new cat net lets me freely watch the birds outside and stops me getting too close.

    Henry, Enthusiastic Birdwatcher

  • Review from happy, satisfied customers located in the Adelaide Hills, Eastern Suburbs, Southern Suburbs, South Australia.

    We are so happy with our Eco-Cats experience. The team were friendly and professional and helped us to find a suitable area in our yard to contain our cats. Our cat enclosure was well installed and we're now confident to let our cats go outside as they please. We would definitely recommend this business to others.

    Chris and Courtney