Your backyard should be a home where your pets can roam, play, and relax in security and comfort. It doesn’t matter if you have an energetic dog, a curious feline, or a mix of furry pets; they need a ...

Homeless hungry cats grow on the street in the cold season. Sad pets to drive out into the street. Mom cats with kittens sit on stone fence in cottage garden Mother cats with kittens sit on stone ...

a fluffy white-red-black cat with a fluffy tail walks along a dirt road along a burgundy fence in the rays of the setting sun two cats threatening each other without touching near a tree for stray cat ...

chain link fence, privacy barrier around swimming pool, block nose neighbor see through, add privacy to acre back yard backdrop, front yard, patio, garden and porch; hide street, road ...

Algae thrive in damp, shaded environments, which is why garden fences can be breeding grounds for the pesky green substance.

Maybe the afternoon sun makes your patio feel like the inside of a greenhouse. Or maybe you just want to spruce up your yard a little, without making a huge investment in new fencing. Introducing ...

Cats love to lead vertical lives. They’re drawn to high spots, which allows them ample opportunity to practice their instinctive climbing skills. Trees, fences, and sheds allow them to survey their ...

I have researched fence spikes specifically for cats - and when I’ve built my Great Wall of China on all three sides of my garden to well and truly block out the neighbours, I will also install ...

Natural barriers are one of the simplest and most humane ways to keep cats out of your garden. Consider planting thick shrubs or using thorny plants like rose bushes to create a natural fence. Cats ...

Natural barriers are one of the simplest and most humane ways to keep cats out of your garden. Consider planting thick shrubs or using thorny plants like rose bushes to create a natural fence. Cats ...

Phillips said Zeke enjoyed walking on that fence. Phillips: “I couldn’t tell you. I guess some people just don’t want cats on their fence or in their yard.” Cordan: “Had he ever come to ...