Ter­race zone

Many peo­ple have a ter­race or patio next to their home. It’s a place where you and your cat can enjoy the shade togeth­er and take in the view of the cat-proof gar­den. A cat tree, var­i­ous bas­kets, and beds can be placed there to allow your cat to choose where to sleep and rest. How­ev­er, some­times your cat may also choose your favorite chair.

Relax­ation zone

It can also be called a play area. It is best if this area is locat­ed next to the patio so that you can watch your cat while sit­ting at the table and enjoy­ing deli­cious berries, for exam­ple. You can plant or place plants that attract your cat in this area, or cre­ate a “sand bath.” Dur­ing the dry sum­mer sea­son, you can also bring indoor toys, tun­nels, or scratch­ing posts out­side.

Hid­ing zone

This space should be locat­ed at the back of the gar­den, where it is qui­et. Cats val­ue their pri­va­cy and some­times want to be invis­i­ble for a while. In hot weath­er, cats also like to sleep under large bush­es that pro­vide them with suf­fi­cient shade. It may there­fore be a good idea to plant a few large rasp­ber­ry bush­es at the back of the gar­den. In addi­tion, a “toi­let area” can be set up near the zone.