Cat safety nets for balconies, patios and gardens – no drilling required

Cats are curious. It is precisely this curiosity that sometimes proves their undoing. A butterfly flutters past, the cat jumps onto the railing and loses its balance. A cat safety net catches it and prevents it from leaving the balcony or the property unnoticed. There are also suitable models available for windows and doors.

No. Most BOY customers install their cat nets without drilling at all — our telescopic poles are clamped onto the banister, and tension rods are stretched between the floor and the ceiling. No screws, no damage to the walls. Ideal for tenants too: the systems can be dismantled at any time without leaving any marks.

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It depends on your cat. There's no one-size-fits-all solution. If you want to be on the safe side, go for the 'Extreme' nets: they offer the highest resistance to biting and tearing, yet are visually unobtrusive. For most house cats, however, the 'Standard' or 'Robust' versions are perfectly adequate.

Yes. That's what the BOY anti-climb guard is for: an angled attachment on the telescopic pole that stops your cat from climbing over the net. It works even for very active climbers.