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Invisible Cat Fence: Best Cat Fencing Solutions for UK Gardens | DogFence

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Why Finding the Best Cat Fencing Matters

What is an Invisible Cat Fence? and what is the best cat fencing solution for a UK Garden? After all, cats are natural explorers — curious, agile, and often determined to see what lies beyond the garden gate. While their independence is part of their charm, it also brings real risks and this is the reason find the best cat fencing for you garden and your cat is not only imperative but bespoke. No two gardens are the same and no two cats are the same, as with us they have different personalities and quirks but there are some common denominators. This is where our invisible cat fences stand out as they are adaptable and affordable. When choosing cat fencing owners must consider:

  • Busy roads and traffic accidents

  • Fights with neighbouring cats or dogs

  • Getting trapped in sheds or garages

  • Predators or wildlife dangers in rural areas

  • Theft and straying due to feeding elsewhere

Traditional solutions like keeping cats strictly indoors can reduce risks but often cause frustration for both pet and owner. Research shows that cats benefit greatly from outdoor access — provided it’s safe. That’s where cat fencing solutions come in.

Discover how our Cat Fence system works.

Cat wearing an invisible fence collar exploring safely by a garden pond

This cat enjoys safe freedom outdoors thanks to an invisible cat fence system

What Is an Invisible Cat Fence?

A cat invisible fence (also known as an electronic cat containment system) creates a secure but invisible boundary around your property. A discreet boundary wire is buried a few inches underground and linked to a lightweight receiver collar worn by your cat.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Warning tone — as the cat approaches the set boundary, the collar emits a beep.

  2. Mild impulse — if the cat continues, a short, adjustable static impulse is delivered.

  3. Training effect — cats quickly learn to turn back at the warning beep, rarely triggering a correction after the training phase.

Unlike large, unsightly cat runs or netting, the invisible fence preserves the look of your garden while keeping your cat safe.

Types of Cat Fencing: What Works Best?

When searching for the best cat fencing, owners often compare different solutions:

1. Cat-proof mesh or toppers

  • Fits on top of existing fencing.

  • Designed to prevent climbing or jumping over.

  • Pros: works well for calm cats.

  • Cons: costly to install, can spoil views, needs ongoing checks for gaps/driveways

2. Catio enclosures

  • Fully enclosed outdoor pens.

  • Pros: extremely secure, good for small gardens.

  • Cons: space-limiting, expensive, less natural freedom.

3. Cat rollers

  • Spinning bars on top of fences that prevent grip.

  • Pros: useful for climbers.

  • Cons: ineffective for jumpers, needs a secure fence base.

4.  Invisible Cat Fence

  • Boundary wire and collar training.

  • Pros: discreet, reliable, cost-effective, works on large gardens.

  • Cons: requires some training and collar use.

In many cases, an invisible cat fence is the most practical long-term solution — balancing safety, freedom, and cost. With invisible cat fencing owners can protect the the entire boundary, even the driveway, giving complete peace of mind that their cat is fully contained. Similarly this type of cat fencing can cope with irregular garden or very large properties. At DogFence Ltd our largest cat fence installation is just a mere 350 acres!

Invisible cat fence protecting 350 acres of countryside without visible barriers

An invisible cat fence in a countryside setting — discreet protection across 350 acres without impacting the view.

Why Invisible Cat Fences Are Considered the Best

Here’s why many UK owners choose invisible fencing over physical structures:

  • ✅ Reliable containment — no climbing or squeezing through gaps

  • ✅ Flexible design — works around ponds, beds, driveways

  • ✅ Preserves your garden — no high panels or mesh spoiling the view

  • ✅ Cost-effective — usually cheaper than full fencing or enclosures

  • ✅ Proven safe — backed by scientific studies

The Lincoln Study for invisible cat fencing

A major University of Lincoln study, commissioned by DEFRA, compared cats contained by invisible fences with cats kept indoors. The findings?

  • Cats using containment fences were just as healthy and stress-free as indoor-only cats.

  • Owners reported higher satisfaction as their cats enjoyed freedom without risk.

This study helped invisible fences become officially recognised as safe and legal when installed correctly and used with training.

How Training Works for Cats

Cats often learn even faster than dogs when introduced carefully. The process looks like this:

  1. Indoor introduction — your cat wears the collar indoors for short sessions to get used to it. And is then trained indoor using one of our indoor fences.

  2. Garden familiarisation — temporary training flags are placed along the boundary, giving cats a visible marker.

  3. Gradual exploration — you go outside with your cat and allow then to explore the boundary. If they go to near to the boundary they will receive to the beep-warning → they should then turn-back due to their indoor training.

  4. Supervised freedom — cats are allowed more time outside, supervised, to practice avoiding the boundary.

  5. Independent roaming — once trained, cats enjoy safe, unsupervised access to the garden.

Training is short, positive, and based on repetition — most cats learn within a few days.

Cat in training with invisible fence flags during indoor containment practice

Cats learn quickly with short, positive training sessions using boundary flags

Real-Life Success Story: Bengal Cats Safely Contained

One of our customers shared their cat fencing experience:

“I have had the DogFence system for my Bengal cats for two years now, it really is a fantastic system. Our cats are able to have access to the garden whilst still remaining safe. The training system provided by DogFence worked brilliantly and my cats grasped the concept very quickly and moved on to the training outdoors to learn the perimeter. They are now at a point where they rarely activate the system as they know where they can and can’t go within the garden. Wholeheartedly recommend!”

These intelligent, adventurous cats are exactly the type most at risk of roaming, and they now thrive with safe garden freedom.

See how our Cat Fence containment works in detail.

Two cats wearing invisible fence collars enjoying safe time outdoors

Two cats exploring safely in the garden thanks to their invisible fence system

FAQs About  Invisible Cat Fences

Are invisible cat fences safe?
Yes. With correct installation and training, they are proven humane and safe.

What age can a cat start training?
Most cats are ready from 4–5 months, once they’re confident outdoors and used to wearing a collar.

Will the fence work for multiple cats?
Yes — each cat has their own collar, and they learn individually.

Can it cover my driveway too?
Yes — invisible fences can safely include driveways with a “gate loop.”

What if my cat is very timid?
The system is adjustable, and training is paced to suit the cat’s personality. Many shy cats respond well because of the consistent routine.

Conclusion: The Best Cat Fencing Solution

If you’re looking for the best cat fencing to balance safety and freedom, an invisible cat fence is an excellent choice. Backed by research, discreet in your garden, and tailored with expert training, it’s a proven way to protect adventurous cats while giving them the lifestyle they deserve.

Call us today on 01628 476475 Message us on WhatsApp Request a Free Quote

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Dog Fence Reviews | Real UK Customer Testimonials & Stories

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Dog Fence Reviews: Real Stories from Happy UK Pet Owners

When looking for a reliable way to keep your dog safe at home, reading dog fence reviews is the perfect place to start. Choosing a pet containment system is a big decision, and hearing directly from other pet owners can give you confidence.

At DogFence, we’ve helped over 20,000 dogs and cats enjoy safe freedom across the UK. But don’t just take our word for it — here’s what our customers have to say.

Trusted by Thousands of UK Pet Owners

 

Amy Knowles

Local Guide • 17 reviews • 3 photos
There’s just not enough stars, for how much of a game-changer dog fence has been for us. We have an 18 month old Husky puppy, who was initially trying his luck every few days with an escape, to play with the dog next door…. This fast turned into doing a runner every time our back was turned, to taking himself for a walk (run) around the village, and more than once, running headfirst into a bus. Not good for anyone involved, least of all for me, his stressed mama. I was sceptical, my husband was downright reluctant… Even on the install day, I badgered the poor guy with my doubts. In reality, after the initial, included training, I led him just once successfully into the boundary later that day, before Merlin point blank refused.
My boy learnt on day one, where he can and can’t go, and we haven’t had an issue since. So much so, he can now be in the front garden with us too, despite no physical boundary. I am more than happy to speak to anybody considering whether this solution is right for them. Huskies are a tough nut to crack but this system has truly changed our lives for the better.

Thank you Dogfence

Sarah & Stuart H

“We installed our DogFence in 2009 when we moved to the country with our three dogs. We didn’t want traditional fencing and were recommended DogFence by a friend. After one session, all three dogs understood the boundaries and have never escaped since. The same collars still work years later, and the service has been fantastic whenever we needed help. We can’t recommend them enough — it gives us complete peace of mind.”

David T.

“Having a DogFence installed was the best decision we ever made for our Springer spaniel. Before, she would constantly run off into the fields and worry livestock. Since installing DogFence, she stays happily within our large garden and enjoys her freedom. The team was fantastic — professional, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable. We’ve had no escapes, and our stress levels have massively reduced!”

Sally G. — Dorset

“I cannot recommend DogFence enough. We live on a farm, and our Jack Russell was a real escape artist. No amount of normal fencing would keep her in. DogFence installed the system quickly, and the training session was clear and easy. She learned the boundaries so fast. Now she’s safe and free to roam, and we no longer panic every time we open the door. Thank you, DogFence!”

Mark & Jane

“We tried everything to stop our beagle from escaping: tall fences, chicken wire, even supervision. Nothing worked. We found DogFence online and decided to try it as a last resort. It has transformed our lives — no more escape attempts, no more worrying about cars or neighbours. We wish we had done it years ago!”

Mr. P. — Oxfordshire

“After trying GPS collars with no success, we chose DogFence. Best decision ever! Our spaniel stays safely in the garden and we have peace of mind. The GPS collars we used before were unreliable and didn’t give us the confidence we needed. Since switching to DogFence, our lives have completely changed. We no longer worry about escapes, and our dog can enjoy his freedom safely. We would recommend DogFence to anyone with an escape artist!”

Rachel P

“We were initially sceptical about using an electronic fence, but after thorough research and speaking with the DogFence team, we decided to go ahead. It was one of the best investments for our dog’s safety. Our golden retriever loves being outside, and now he can be with us all day without us worrying. We feel so much more relaxed, and he’s happier too.”

Happy dogs relaxing safely in the garden thanks to DogFence system — featured in dog fence reviews

Enjoying safe garden freedom thanks to DogFence — read more in our dog fence reviews

How Does DogFence Work?

Many customers mention in their dog fence reviews that they were unsure at first — but after seeing it in action, they were amazed.

DogFence uses a discreet wire installed underground to create an invisible boundary around your garden or property. Your dog wears a lightweight, comfortable collar that communicates with this hidden fence. During a personal training session, your dog learns where the boundaries are and quickly learns to respect them.

Our system is DEFRA-approved, safe, and recommended by vets and behaviourists across the UK.

Learn more about how DogFence works here.

Short Dog Fence Reviews from Happy Customers

✅ “We were recommended DogFence by our friends. We are delighted! Our terriers are safe, and we can finally relax.” — Mr. & Mrs. L., Kent

✅ “The training was excellent. Our dog quickly learned the boundaries, and the system works brilliantly.” — Mr. B., Surrey

✅ “Fantastic service! The team were professional and our dog is now happily contained. Highly recommended.” — Ms. A., Devon

✅ “Dogfence has given us enormous peace of mind that our labarotty (45kg) and his mother rotweiller (35kg) cannot and will not stray off our property.” – Mr Griffiths

Dachshund learning boundary training with DogFence system in a large open field

Confident Dachshund mastering his DogFence boundary training — giving him safe freedom outdoors

Why Choose DogFence?

  • Over 22 years of experience
  • DEFRA-approved and safe
  • Tailored training for each dog
  • Trusted by vets and behaviourists
  • Over 20,000 pets safely contained across the UK

Our DogFence systems are DEFRA-approved and comply with all UK animal welfare legislation to ensure safety and peace of mind. Our systems have been tested by the UK’s leading animal behaviourists for both dogs and cats.

Two happy dogs safely contained in the garden with DogFence system — featured in dog fence reviews

Relaxing together outdoors, safe and free thanks to DogFence — as seen in our dog fence reviews

Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Fences

Do electronic dog fences work for all breeds?

Yes! With proper training, they work for most breeds, even determined escape artists.

Will it harm my dog?

No. Our system is safe, DEFRA-approved, and designed to create a gentle learning experience.

Can I install it myself?

Yes, we offer a self-installation option, but most customers choose our professional installation and training service for best results.

Are dog fences legal?

Yes! Electronic dog fences are legal in the UK. DogFence systems are DEFRA-approved and meet all necessary safety and welfare standards.

Does the system work for cats?

Yes! DogFence systems are suitable for cats as well. With proper training, cats quickly learn to respect the boundary and enjoy safe outdoor freedom. You can start training your kitten from 16 weeks on our indoor system and once confident allow them outside.

Leno the 17-week-old kitten enjoying safe outdoor time with his DogFence collar

Little Leno (17 weeks) exploring the garden safely thanks to his DogFence system

Ready to Give Your Pet Freedom Without Worry?

If after reading some of the above dog fence reviews you’re considering a dog fence, take a look at our How It Works page or check out our FAQs for more details.

Get a free quote today or call us directly on 01628 476475 — we’re here to help keep your pets safe and happy.

Why the Best GPS Dog Fence Might Be the Worst Choice for Your Pet

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Why the Best GPS Dog Fence Systems”Might Not Be Best for You

While GPS systems like Halo and SpotOn are popular, real‑world feedback shows they come with important downsides—slower reaction times, heavy collars, poor battery life, and inconsistent behaviour. For many dog owners, a feature‑rich, reliable wired dog fence is a smarter investment.

Curious how these GPS systems stack up to a wired dog fence? Check out our full comparison here:
GPS vs Hidden Fences.

Case Studies: What GPS Collars Get Wrong

Spot-On GPS Fence

On Reddit, a long-term user shares frustrations:

“About every other time they update the collar firmware… the collar stops functioning correctly… tracking function usually stops working… you can’t even find him.”

Trust pilot also backs this up—multiple reviews complain: “Battery life is the worst thing… only lasts about 24hrs”.

Halo Collar

Users on Reddit and BBB report:

“The GPS technology just isn’t accurate or consistent enough… my dog is getting corrections when sitting on the back patio… ended up going with a traditional invisible fence.”

Hundreds of complaints include false corrections, poor service response, and malfunctioning devices.

Halo Collar

On Reddit, one owner reports:

“Without fail every couple of days my dog is getting corrections when sitting on the back patio.”

Read the thread on Reddit.

Another complaint on the Halo Collar BBB page states: “The collars immediately had accuracy and connectivity issues, stating out of Wi-Fi, cell, and Bluetooth range despite excellent service in the area.”

Real-World Feedback on GPS Dog Fences

Spot-On GPS Fence

A detailed review on Sypnotix highlights app glitches and unreliability:

“You end up questioning if the GPS drifted and your dog is still inside, if it didn’t and your dog is ignoring the fence, or if the fence is just not working at all.”

Read the full review on Sypnotix.

 

Why the best GPS dog fence may not be the best choice: bulky collars and poor battery life.

Why the best GPS dog fence may not be the best choice: bulky collars and poor battery life.

 

⚠️ Core Issues with GPS Dog Fences

Problem Area Halo / SpotOn Issues
Slow / Inaccurate Reaction Boundary drift causes unexpected corrections—even indoors
Heavy Collars Substantially heavier than our ultra-light wired collar
Poor Battery Life SpotOn: ~24 hrs; Halo: similar. Our collars last up to 2 years!
Firmware & Support Failures Updates often break fencing or tracking. Support slow or unhelpful
Unreliable Feedback False corrections when dog is stationary or within safe zone

✅ Wired Fences: The Smarter Alternative

  • Ultra‑light collars with batteries that last up to 2 years
  • Instant, consistent response with no false corrections
  • Maintenance-free design—no daily charging or app syncing
  • Built to last—no need for firmware patches or cloud access

Common Issues with GPS Dog Fences: What You Need to Know

Q: Are GPS collars more flexible than wired fences?
A: No — while GPS fences claim to offer flexible boundary placement, in practice they are limited by satellite signal reliability. They often fail in wooded areas, near buildings, or on sloped ground due to signal interference and drift. In contrast, wired dog fences can be precisely installed through dense woodland, around buildings, and across driveways or slopes—providing reliable containment wherever your dog needs it.

Q: Do GPS collars track my dog in real time?
A: They can, but battery drains fast and accuracy can lag—especially in rural or wooded areas. Delayed tracking and signal dropouts are common complaints among users.

Q: Do GPS collars require charging?
A: Yes — most need recharging every 1–2 days. In contrast, our wired dog fence collars last up to 2 years on a single battery—ensuring reliable protection without the hassle.

Q: What about customer support?
A: Support for GPS systems is often slow or unresponsive. Many users report unresolved issues, app crashes, or hardware faults. With DogFence, our UK-based team offers expert support before, during, and after installation.

Q: Why choose wired over GPS?
A: Wired systems offer faster response, greater precision, and total independence from signal drift, firmware glitches, or subscription fees. They’re a long-term solution designed for maximum reliability and peace of mind.

Comparison chart showing issues with the best GPS dog fence systems like Halo and Spot-On versus wireless and wired dog fence

Discover why GPS the best GPS dog fence systems do not out perform wired dog fences.

How Does Our Wired Dog Fence Work?

Unlike GPS systems that rely on satellite signals (which can drift or fail), our wired dog fence uses a discreet underground cable to create a secure boundary around your property. Your dog wears a lightweight, waterproof collar that responds instantly when they approach the boundary — with a warning beep followed by a safe correction if needed.

The system is fully tailored to your garden layout and your dog’s temperament. Because it doesn’t depend on mobile networks, firmware, or cloud syncing, it works flawlessly in all terrains — even dense woodland, steep slopes, or areas near buildings.

And best of all? Our collars are ultra-lightweight and offer up to 2 years of battery life, giving you peace of mind without the need for daily charging or signal checks.

Want to see the system in action? Visit our How It Works page to learn more.

Small dog relaxing safely in garden with lightweight collar—better than the best GPS dog fence systems for comfort and reliability

Wired collars from DogFence are lighter, longer-lasting, and more reliable than the best GPS dog fence systems.

Still Have Questions?

Speak to our expert team today and find the perfect dog fence solution for your garden, lifestyle, and budget.

Your dog’s safety deserves more than guesswork. Choose proven containment with DogFence.

 

 

Dog running freely and safely in open garden with no visible fencing

Replace Garden Fence with an Invisible Fence: 5 Reasons Why It’s Smarter

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5 Reasons Dog Owners Replace Their Garden Fence with an Invisible Fence

Is your dog a master escape artist? If they keep digging, jumping, or chewing through panels, it might be time to replace your garden fence with an invisible fence a safer and more reliable solution that preserves your view and keeps your dog secure. Traditional fencing often looks secure, but many owners find it’s no match for a determined dog. Here’s why traditional fencing isn’t enough for escape-artist dogs

Traditional fencing often looks secure, but many owners find it’s no match for a determined dog. That’s why more people are making the switch to invisible dog fences every year.

Dog escaping through a broken wooden garden fence

Traditional fencing often fails. This is why so many owners choose to replace their garden fence with an invisible fence for reliable containment.

1. Dogs Outsmart Traditional Fencing

Dogs are clever and resourceful. Some learn to dig under wooden panels, others chew their way through gaps, and some agile breeds can leap over fences that seem impossibly high. Physical barriers can become an invitation for a determined dog to test its limits. An invisible dog fence works differently. Instead of relying on a physical barrier, it uses a radio signal to create a secure boundary. With a simple and effective training system, your dog learns to respect this boundary, so there’s nothing to jump over or tunnel beneath. You can also read how a dog fence works and why it’s safer than panels for more detail.

2. It’s More Cost-Effective Than Traditional Fencing

The costs of traditional fencing can quickly add up. From fixing broken panels to installing taller fences or building elaborate containment zones, the expense can be significant—and that’s before you consider replacing an entire fence. An invisible dog fence is not only more affordable upfront, but it’s also maintenance-free once installed. Our DIY or professionally installed options provide a long-term, cost-effective solution that saves you from the ongoing cycle of repairs and replacements.

3. Maintain Your Garden’s Look and Feel

For many, one of the biggest reasons to switch to an invisible fence is aesthetics. Whether you’ve carefully landscaped your garden or simply enjoy the feeling of open space, traditional fences can block views and detract from your property’s appearance. Our underground dog fences are completely hidden, leaving your garden—and your view—intact. You get a beautiful, open space without compromising your dog’s safety.

Happy dog enjoying garden with no visible fence — why owners replace garden fence with an invisible fence

No panels, no posts, no problem. Replacing your garden fence with an invisible fence means total freedom for your dog and uninterrupted views for you

4. Why Replacing Your Garden Fence with an Invisible Fence Offers Total Flexibility

Traditional fencing can be tricky on properties with uneven ground or unique layouts. With an invisible fence, you get complete freedom to customise your dog’s boundaries. Whether you live in a rented cottage or simply want to keep your dog out of specific areas like flowerbeds, ponds, or vegetable patches, you can create custom “no-go zones” with ease. We also offer portable indoor units to keep your dog off furniture or from going up and down stairs.

5. Enjoy Reliable Containment with Built-In Safety

When properly installed and with the right training, invisible fences are incredibly effective. We use digital FM systems that are safer and more reliable than older AM or GPS-based systems. With lightning-fast reaction times and built-in safety features like anti-linger shutoff, these systems provide a consistent and dependable boundary. The collars are also waterproof and chew-proof, giving you peace of mind that your dog is always safe and secure.

Ready to Replace Your Fence?

Don’t spend thousands of pounds on new fencing that still might not contain your dog. Talk to the UK’s leading experts in pet containment and discover how our invisible fence systems can provide safe, reliable freedom for your dog—and peace of mind for you. According to Checkatrade’s fencing guide, replacing a garden fence can cost thousands—without solving escape issues. Find a cheaper and more effective alternative by contacting DogFence Ltd.

Invisible dog fences are a proven, safe, and effective way to give your pet freedom while keeping them securely within your property. Whether you choose a professional installation or a DIY kit, the right system will offer peace of mind, protect your garden, and allow your dog to enjoy their space without the risk of escape.

Ready to make the switch?
Call us on 01628 476475 to discuss your needs.
Message us on WhatsApp for quick answers.
Request a free quote online today and find the perfect containment solution for your dog or cat.

"Two dogs safely enjoying the garden thanks to invisible fencing

Traditional Fencing Fails for Escape-Artist Dogs | DogFence UK

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Why Traditional Fencing Isn’t Enough for Escape-Artist Dogs

Is your dog finding clever ways to escape your garden? You’re not alone. Many pet owners discover that traditional fencing simply can’t contain escape-artist dogs. Whether it’s digging, climbing, or squeezing through gaps, some dogs will always find a way out — which is why many owners replace their garden fence with an invisible fence.

In this guide, we’ll explore the common reasons traditional fences fail and introduce how a dog fence works and why it’s safer than panels, a more reliable solution that gives your dog freedom without the stress.

Escape-artist dog jumping over traditional garden fence

Traditional fencing often isn’t enough for escape-artist dogs—many learn to leap right over it.

Why Do Escape-Artist Dogs Slip Through Traditional Fences?

Most traditional garden fences were designed to mark boundaries—not to keep a determined dog safely inside. Dogs with high prey drive, separation anxiety, or just a strong curiosity can easily break free. Common weaknesses include:

The Problem with Traditional Fences

Common weaknesses in standard fencing include:

  • Gaps: Small spaces under or between fence panels are an open invitation for a curious dog.
  • Low Heights: An agile dog can easily clear a standard fence, no matter how sturdy it seems.
  • Climbable Surfaces: Wire mesh, chain link, or horizontal slats provide a perfect ladder for a climber.
  • Chewable Materials: Wooden panels and pickets are no match for a dog determined to gnaw its way to freedom.

Some breeds are natural escape artists—Collies, Spaniels, Huskies, and Terriers top the list. For these smart, active dogs, relying on a physical barrier is a constant battle you’re likely to lose that’s why invisible fencing is a smarter solution.

The Vicious Cycle of Repairs and Upgrades

Homeowners often try patching weak spots, adding trellis toppers, or reinforcing the bottom of the fence with concrete. But dogs are quick to adapt. A new escape route is only a matter of time. What’s worse, reinforcing physical fencing is costly—and doesn’t solve the underlying behaviour or provide training.

Broken wire fence highlighting the failure of traditional fencing for escape-artist dogs

This broken wire fence is a classic example of why traditional fencing can’t contain escape-artist dogs.

As our customers often tell us, they’ve spent thousands on traditional fencing before finally choosing an invisible fence system that just works.

  • Costly and Ineffective: You can spend thousands reinforcing your existing fence, but it won’t address the root cause: your dog’s drive to escape.
  • No Training: A physical fence provides no training. Your dog doesn’t learn to respect the boundary—they only learn how to beat the system.

Many of our customers tell us they spent a fortune on traditional fencing before finally choosing an invisible fence system that solved the problem permanently.

Why Invisible Fencing Is a Better Solution for Escape-Prone Dogs

Unlike traditional fences, an invisible dog fence isn’t a physical barrier—it’s a smart, reliable containment system that your dog learns to respect.

  • Unclaimable: There’s nothing to climb, chew, or dig through.
  • Undiggable: – boundaries are defined electronically, not physically
  • Consistent Training: A structured training process teaches your dog to respect the boundary, creating a lifelong habit.
  • Customisable: Create “no-go zones” around gates, ponds, or flowerbeds.
  • Safe: Our advanced FM digital systems offer fast reaction times, built-in safety features, and collars that are waterproof with a long battery life.
  • Reliable and consistent — dogs learn to respect the boundary through gentle, structured training

Our FM digital system offers fast reaction times and built-in safety features, including a 15-second timeout, waterproof collars, and programmable settings for different breeds and temperaments.

Real Solutions for Real Escape Artists

We’ve helped thousands of customers who were at their wits’ end. Dogs escaping onto roads, into neighbouring gardens, or even chasing livestock. An invisible fence doesn’t just contain—it trains, protects, and offers long-term peace of mind. Don’t let an ugly, ineffective fence ruin your garden’s beautiful views. According to the Blue Cross advice on dog-proofing gardens escape prevention is essential to your dog’s safety.

Our invisible fence systems keep your dog secure while preserving the look and feel of your outdoor space. Read more in our blog: How a Dog Fence Works (and Why It’s Safer Than Panels.) 

Customer testimonial praising DogFence UK for 5 years of reliable service

Give Your Pet Freedom — Without the Stress

Unlike tall wooden fencing or ugly mesh, our invisible fence systems keep your dog secure while preserving the look of your garden. With DIY kits starting at £299 or professionally installed systems with lifetime warranties, there’s a solution for every home and every dog.

Call 01628 476475 or request a free quote to get expert advice today.

 

10 Creative Dog Fence Solutions for Stylish, Secure Gardens | DogFence Ltd

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10 Creative Dog Fence Solutions for Stylish, Secure Gardens

Looking for a way to keep your dog safe in the garden without compromising your landscaping or view? Whether you live in the countryside or suburbia, finding a fence that works with your space, budget, and your dog’s behaviour can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve rounded up 10 creative dog fence solutions that offer more than just containment—they bring safety, aesthetics, and peace of mind.

1. Hidden Electronic Fences (Our Specialty)

Our professionally installed hidden dog fences are virtually invisible, making them ideal for landscaped or open-plan gardens. They offer reliable containment without obstructing views, driveways, or access paths—perfect for pet owners who value both freedom and control. With our professional installation package, you can give your dog or cat freedom and safety both quickly and  affordably.

 

2. Decorative Garden Fencing

Short decorative panels can define play zones and walking paths. Wrought iron or picket-style barriers offer a more traditional look, but be aware: most dogs can jump or dig under these if left untrained or unmonitored.

3. Mixed Materials: Stone & Wire Combos

Combining natural stone edging with discreet containment wire is a great way to maintain garden aesthetics while providing underground pet safety. It’s one of our most popular garden-friendly options for large or sloped properties.

4. Plant-Based Barriers

Thick hedges or dog-safe shrubs like lavender, hawthorn, or boxwood can serve as natural fencing. While not foolproof alone, these can work beautifully alongside an invisible fence.

5. Freestanding Panels or Trellis

Portable panels give you the flexibility to fence off specific areas, such as patios or flowerbeds. Add climbing plants for a greener look.

6. Invisible Dog Fences with GPS Alternatives

Not all GPS fences are reliable in the UK’s variable terrain. Our hidden fence systems outperform GPS and wireless systems by using a perimeter wire for consistency and safety. See how they compare in our GPS vs Hidden Fence Guide.

7. Creative Gate Systems

Stylish garden gates fitted with auto-closers or smart locks can help maintain boundaries. Combine this with boundary training to avoid escapes when gates are opened.

8. Multi-Zone Containment

Our DogFence system can be designed with multiple “safe” and “no-go” zones—perfect for gardens with ponds, chicken coops, or allotments. Speak to our team about a custom solution.

9. Raised Beds & Garden Design for Behavioural Boundaries

Strategically placing raised beds or pathways can subtly train dogs to respect boundaries without traditional barriers.

10. Indoor–Outdoor Integration

Connect your indoor pet boundaries with your garden system using our indoor training collars. This gives pets consistency, whether they’re lounging on the sofa or digging in the flower beds.

Need design inspiration? Check out the RSPCA’s tips for keeping pets safe outdoors.

Infographic listing 10 creative dog fence solutions including hidden electronic fences, decorative fencing, plant barriers, and GPS systems highlighting unreliable containment.

Discover 10 creative dog fence solutions designed to keep your pet safe while complementing your garden. From hidden fences to natural barriers—there’s a secure option for every home.

What Our Customers Say

“The DogFence system lets us enjoy our garden with our Labrador without worrying about escape. It’s practically invisible!” – Linda, Hampshire

 

FAQs About Creative Dog Fences

Are invisible fences safe for dogs?

Yes—our DogFence systems are DEFRA-reviewed, gentle, and safe when installed professionally with proper training.

Will a hidden fence affect my garden’s appearance?

No. The wire is buried underground and the collar is lightweight and discreet. You’ll barely notice it’s there.

Can I create custom zones?

Absolutely. Our systems allow for custom layouts, exclusion zones, and integration with indoor training. Check out our indoor solutions here for ways to keep your pets out of rooms, off the sofa or the kitchen worktops!

Looking for a Safe & Stylish Solution?

We’ve trained over 20,000 pets to our hidden fence systems. Call us now on 01628 476475, WhatsApp us, or get a free quote online today.

 


Best Dog Fence Designs | Stylish, Safe & Invisible Solutions

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Best Dog Fence Designs for Modern Homes and Safe Pets

Looking for the best dog fence designs that keep your pets safe without ruining the view? You’re not alone. Whether you’ve just landscaped your garden or live in a beautiful countryside home, the last thing you want is an eyesore of a fence. Thankfully, there’s a better solution—one that blends pet safety with modern, invisible design.

Why Traditional Dog Fences Don’t Always Work

Wooden fences, mesh wire, and decorative panels may look nice, but they come with downsides:
  • Dogs can dig under or jump over them
  • They block your view of the garden or countryside
  • Maintenance is ongoing—painting, repairs, and rot
  • They don’t work for cats or multi-pet households
  • Many areas have covenants and restrictions of fences
  • The cost of fencing and gates can be prohibitively expensive
  • Not ideal for cats
Dog digging under a garden fence – why the best dog fence designs prevent escape

Some dogs will stop at nothing to escape – the best dog fence designs prevent digging with hidden underground protection.

The Smart Alternative: Hidden Dog Fence Designs

Our hidden electronic dog fences offer a clean, modern solution without any visible structures. Installed just below ground level, they create a safe perimeter for your pet without changing the look of your garden. Due to the “invisible signal” the fence gives coverage, both above and below ground, making it impossible* for dogs and cats to jump over or dig under (provided the training and correct use of the dog fence is adhered to. Here’s why they’re fast becoming the preferred option:

✔ Completely Invisible

No panels, posts, or gates. Just freedom for your pet and peace of mind for you.

✔ Safe for Dogs and Cats

With proper training, our system works for pets as small as 2.5kg and as large as 60kg+.

✔ Long-Term Value

No repainting, no rusting, no warping—just reliable protection with minimal upkeep.

✔ Customisable for All Garden Sizes

From small urban gardens to multi-acre farms, we tailor your system to fit your landscape.

✔ Can be Moved to a New Property

From small urban gardens to multi-acre farms, we tailor your system to fit your landscape.

✔ Suitable for Most Budges

Electronic fence prices are considerably lower than traditional fences, making them affordable.
Example of the best dog fence designs in a countryside garden

Nothing to see here! A fine example of the best dog fence designs in a countryside setting.

Design-Focused Pet Owners Are Making the Switch

Homeowners across the UK are discovering that dog fence designs don’t have to involve timber or steel. Our customers often say they were amazed by how discreet and effective our system is—even for energetic breeds or multi-pet households.
“DogFence has given us enormous peace of mind that our Labrottie and Rottweiler cannot and will not stray off our property. It’s completely invisible but incredibly effective.” – Charles G.

How to Choose the Best Dog Fence Design for Your Needs

When comparing fencing options, consider:
  • Pet safety – Will it contain your dog securely, even when distracted?
  • Garden aesthetics – Will it disrupt your view or property value?
  • Longevity – Will it last through UK weather and pet wear?
  • Multi-pet use – Can it work for dogs and cats together?

What Do Vets Say About Invisible Dog Fences?

When it comes to your pet’s safety, it’s important to consider advice from trusted professionals. According to VetStreet’s guide on invisible fences, these systems can be a safe and humane containment solution—*when used with proper training*. Rather than delivering a harsh shock, modern electronic collars emit a mild, corrective sensation—described by the vet as “a tap-tap prickle.” The article explains how the combination of auditory signals, boundary flags, and positive reinforcement ensures pets quickly learn to stay within safe limits. VetStreet’s take reinforces what we’ve seen for over two decades: with the right training and a well-installed system, electronic dog fences offer a gentle yet highly effective way to protect your dog—without spoiling your view or fencing off your lifestyle.
Two dogs sitting calmly in a garden protected by a hidden dog fence – part of the best dog fence designs for safety and freedom

Relaxed and secure – these dogs enjoy the garden thanks to one of the best dog fence designs: completely invisible, totally effective.

Need Help Designing the Perfect Fence for Your Dog?

We’ve been assisting customers with the best dog fence design for over 22 years. We’re happy to help you create a dog fence system that’s as beautiful as it is effective. With 22+ year’s experience and over 20,000 pets safely trained, you’re in expert hands. Call us on 01628 476475 or Request a Quote today to discuss the best invisible fence design for your home.  
Leno the 17-week-old kitten enjoying safety and freedom outdoors thanks to one of the best dog fence designs

Leno, just 17 weeks old, enjoying the freedom of the garden—safely contained by our invisible cat and dog fence design.

     
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Why traditional and GPS dog fences fail

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Why Traditional and GPS Dog Fences Fail — The Truth Every Pet Owner Needs to Know

Keeping our dogs and cats safe at home is every pet owner’s top priority — but why traditional and GPS dog fences fail is a critical truth many people overlook. While these solutions seem like convenient or familiar options, they often provide a false sense of security and can lead to heartbreaking consequences. In this guide, we’ll break down exactly why traditional and GPS dog fences fail, the hidden dangers behind them, and what truly works to keep your beloved pet safe and happy.

Why Traditional and GPS Dog Fences Fail: The Hidden Truth

Traditional fencing and hedging

Traditional fencing might seem like an obvious choice, but it isn’t escape-proof. Dogs can dig under or jump over even the sturdiest fence, and cats are famous for scaling almost any barrier with ease. Hedges can hide gaps at the base, especially where wildlife has created tunnels, creating a false sense of security.

Moreover, repairs can become costly and stressful, especially after multiple escape attempts.

Cat escaping over fence showing why traditional and GPS dog fences fail to keep pets safe

Cats can easily scale traditional fences and GPS collars are heavy and inaccurate.

Why wireless dog fences disappoint

Wireless dog fences promise a quick, easy installation without digging. However, they rely on a circular boundary, which rarely suits the shape of UK gardens. Interference from trees, hedges, walls, and slopes can create unreliable or inconsistent boundaries.

Many dogs simply run through these zones when excited or scared. Once your dog crosses the line, they may not return due to the correction they receive on re-entry.

GPS dog fences and tracker collars: The critical misunderstanding

It’s crucial to understand the difference between tracking and containment.

GPS dog fences and GPS tracker collars do not stop your pet from leaving; they only show you where your pet has gone after they’ve escaped. Signal delays and coverage gaps can make these systems unreliable, especially in wooded or rural areas.

A heartbreaking real-world example:

“I bought a GPS collar hoping it would keep my cat safe. One night, the tracker took me to a road where I found her injured and had to put her to sleep. It didn’t prevent her from getting there.” — Story shared on East Dulwich Forum.

This tragic story highlights exactly why traditional and GPS dog fences fail when you need them most.

The risks of inadequate containment

When containment fails, the consequences can be severe:

  • Traffic accidents

  • Attacks on livestock or wildlife

  • Theft or loss

  • Stressful recovery attempts

  • Possible legal liabilities for owners

Why Wired Dog Fences Work: Proven, Reliable, and Safe

Wired electronic dog fences stand out because they offer consistent boundary signals, long battery life, and professional setup with expert training. Unlike GPS or wireless systems, they are not affected by trees, slopes, or interference, ensuring reliable containment in any garden. Our wired systems are also DEFRA tested and approved for safety and welfare. With our professional installation and training service, your pet learns clear, safe boundaries quickly and happily.

Why Choose a Wired Dog Fence?

  • 100% Consistent — no confusion for your pet
  • Long battery life
  • Keeps pets safe in their garden
  • Protects livestock and wildlife
  • Pets stay safe and enjoy freedom
  • Reduces stress for the owner
  • Lifetime warranty for peace of mind

 

How different containment options compare

To help visualise why traditional and GPS dog fences fail, we created this simple, clear infographic comparing popular options. You can also read more in detail on our GPS and wireless dog fence comparison page.

Comparison chart showing why traditional and GPS dog fences fail and why wired dog fences are effective for pet containment

See why traditional and GPS dog fences fail compared to the proven effectiveness of wired dog fences for pet safety

Why a DEFRA-tested wired dog fence is the safe choice

A professionally installed, wired electronic dog fence — like our DogFence system — offers:

✅ DEFRA approval, guaranteeing compliance with animal welfare standards.
✅ Effective containment for both dogs and cats.
✅ Adaptable to any garden shape, terrain, or landscaping.
✅ Reliable training with clear boundaries your pet understands.
✅ Peace of mind for you and freedom for your pet.

What our customers say

“This system has transformed our lives. Our spaniel Molly used to jump the fence constantly. We tried reinforcing it and even bought a GPS collar, but nothing worked. With DogFence, she now enjoys the garden safely, and we have total peace of mind.” — Verified Google Review

Call us today to find out what really works

The evidence is clear: why traditional and GPS dog fences fail comes down to one fact — they don’t truly contain your pet before danger strikes.

If you want reliable, proven protection, a DEFRA-tested wired dog fence is the safest and most humane solution.

Request a free quote today or
call us now on 01628 476475.

Your pet deserves the very best.

 

Small dog calmly lying on a sofa, illustrating successful indoor boundary training to stop worktop surfing and sofa jumping

Stop Worktop Surfing & Sofa Jumping | Indoor Pet Training UK

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How to Stop Worktop Surfing & Sofa Jumping: Indoor Boundary Training for Mischievous Pets

Introduction

Ever wandered how to your stop dog jumping on sofa and worktops. If your dog constantly jumping up on the worktops or claiming your sofa as their throne. You’re not alone! Worktop surfing and sofa jumping are common behaviours in curious or mischievous dogs and cats. While it might seem funny at first, these habits can lead to hygiene issues, accidents, and even injuries. Luckily, with the right training and indoor boundary solutions, you can help your pet learn safe and polite indoor manners.

Why Do Pets Surf Worktops and Jump on Sofas?

Dogs and cats are natural explorers. Worktops smell like delicious food, and sofas are soft and warm — irresistible to most pets! Many jump up because of boredom, leftover food smells, or simply seeking comfort and a better view. Without clear boundaries, these behaviours can quickly become daily habits.

Why Traditional Discipline Doesn’t Work

Shouting “No!” or pushing your dog or cat off might stop them momentarily, but it doesn’t teach them what to do instead. Punishment can also damage your bond and increase anxiety. Cats do not understand verbal commands and can become scared or anxious, but they can learn well with indoor or outdoor boundaries. If you want the learn how to stop your dog jumping on sofa and worktops read on. Many owners find boundary training an excellent option to protect sofas and worktops and reduce stress for both pets and humans.

Cat scratching and damaging a sofa, highlighting the importance of indoor boundary training to stop destructive behaviour

A mischievous cat caught damaging the sofa — a clear example of why setting indoor boundaries is so important for protecting your furniture and keeping pets safe.

Indoor Boundary Training Techniques

Start by teaching essential commands like “off,” “leave it,” and “stay.” Always reward your dog for making the right choice — for example, staying on the floor or resting on their mat. Redirecting your dog’s energy towards chew toys or puzzle games can also help reduce unwanted jumping. For cats, consistent reinforcement and visual cues help them learn where they can and cannot go.

How Indoor Containment Systems Can Help

Indoor pet containment systems, such as indoor dog fence units or shields, create invisible barriers around forbidden areas like worktops and sofas. These systems gently remind your pet where they can and cannot go without constant supervision. They’re an ideal addition to training, offering peace of mind when you’re busy, cooking, or entertaining guests.

Battery Operated Boundary (BOB) |Stop dogs jumping on the Sofa and Worktops

BOB is a rechargeable, battery-operated indoor unit that creates a flexible no-go zone around the device, with a maximum range of 4 feet and a battery life of 2–3 days. It works seamlessly with your existing outdoor DogFence collar, or you can purchase a collar separately if you’re new to DogFence. Like the outdoor system, BOB uses conditioning and mini indoor training flags as visual cues to help your pet learn new boundaries. It’s ideal for protecting sofas, worktops, or keeping pets out of specific rooms.

Happy small white dog indoors near doorway, representing indoor dog containment and stopping worktop surfing and sofa jumping in the UK home

Keep Pets Out Of Rooms Too

Keep Pets Out of Rooms Too

Wired Indoor Boundaries

For larger areas — such as long runs of worktops or open-plan spaces — the wired indoor boundary system is the perfect solution. This mini version of the outdoor system uses a thin indoor wire and adjustable signal zones to create clear indoor boundaries. The wire can even be installed under the floor surface during new builds for a sleek, invisible finish. Just like outdoors, the system uses consistent signals and gentle correction to reinforce safe indoor zones for your dog or cat.

Indoor Dangers: Why Boundaries Matter

Keeping your dog or cat off worktops and sofas isn’t just about protecting your home — it’s about keeping your pet safe and healthy. Worktops can contain harmful foods or cleaning chemicals that pose a poisoning risk. Teaching boundaries prevents stealing behaviours, which can escalate into resource guarding or aggression. It also helps control your pet’s diet, preventing unwanted snacking or weight gain. Keeping pets off sofas maintains hygiene and protects furniture, and indoor boundaries can even prevent them from bolting out of open doors, reducing escape risks. Owners that search on tips for how to stop a dog  jumping on sofa and worktops are often amazed that the solution is so simple.

Tips for Long Term Success

Consistency is key. Make sure all family members follow the same rules to avoid confusing your pet. Remove temptations by keeping food off worktops and covering sofas if needed. Combine these practical steps with clear training to build lasting good habits.

  • Always use the training flags to provide a clear visual marker.
  • Ensure that the range is set to the correct size for your specific area.
  • Double-check that the placement of the unit does not prevent your pet from accessing food, water, or their bed.

To understand why kitchen worktops can be so dangerous, you can read about foods that are toxic to dogs on the Blue Cross website. This highlights why preventing access to certain areas is so important for your pet’s safety

Ready to Stop Indoor Mischief?

Want to stop worktop surfing and sofa jumping for good? Discover our indoor pet containment solutions or contact our team for personalised advice today. You can also call us on 01628 476475 or message us directly via on: 07917 034256 — we’re here to help!

 

cat in bird bath wearing cat fence collar

How to Use a Dog Fence to Keep Your Cat Safe: A Complete Guide

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How to Use a Dog Fence to Keep Your Cat Safe: A Complete Guide

If you’re a pet owner, ensuring the safety of your cats and dogs is a top priority. While dog fences were originally designed to contain dogs, modern innovations and new training techniques have opened up their use for cat containment too. Today they are an excellent solution for keeping your cat safe, giving them freedom to explore the outdoors without putting them in harm’s way. Here’s how you can use a DogFence system to protect your cat while allowing them the space they crave.

Why Consider a Dog Fence for Your Cat?

Cats are naturally curious animals, often wandering off to explore. This can expose them to:

  • Busy roads

    Bengal cat laying in middle of road

    50% of all cats under 5 are killed on the UK’s roads

  • Wildlife threats
  • Unfamiliar environments

By using a DogFence, you can establish a boundary that keeps your cat safely within your garden or designated area, reducing the risks associated with outdoor exploration.

How Does a Dog Fence become a Cat Fence?

The DogFence system uses an electronic containment system that creates an invisible boundary. It includes:

  • A transmitter that sends a signal.
  • A lightweight collar fitted with a receiver.
  • Gentle training to teach your cat the boundaries.
  • Collar with Elastic stretch band

In todays’ market the dog fence and cat fence are completely interchangeable. The modern lightweight collars with a small elastic stretch band provide a comfortable and safe collar for your cat to wear. The training protocol for cats has been re-written and uses an indoor training protocol so that your cat can learn at their own pace in a safe environment.

Facts about Electronic Cat Fences

Our cat fence system is designed to keep your feline friends safe and secure, even in large areas. In fact, the largest electronic pet fence in the UK, covering 350 acres, was installed for cats in 2008. Since then, the owners have not lost a single cat to the road, a remarkable achievement given that 50% of cats under five years old die on UK roads each year.

Research conducted in 2016 confirmed that electronic pet fences are both safe and humane for cats. Professor Daniel Mills highlighted that “the use of electronic containment systems for cats can significantly reduce the risk of road traffic accidents while maintaining a good quality of life for the pet.” This insight, cited by Feline Friends, underscores the effectiveness of electronic fences in safeguarding cats without compromising their well-being.

How does the Cat Fence work?

The system works by emitting a high-pitched audible warning (beep) from the collar as your cat approaches the boundary, alerting them that they are nearing an off-limits area. If they continue further, the collar delivers a harmless impulse, similar to the sensation of a TENS machine.

Indoor training teaches your cat to associate the warning beep with retreating from the boundary, thus avoiding the impulse. This

cat fence training flags

Training flags to mark the boundarycombination of auditory and physical cues helps encourage your cat to stay within the safe zone.

During the initial weeks of training, temporary flags mark the boundary, providing a visual cue to help your cat understand the limits of their safe area.

Will the Impulse Hurt My cat?

Interestingly, cats do not feel the impulse at the same level as dogs, indeed, many dogs train to a lower level of impulse than cats. Every dog and every cat will have their own impulse level. The idea that impulse level is determined by size is a myth; it’s typically more relevant to the cat’s personality, with breed playing a role in certain factors.

Benefits of Using a Cat Fence 

  • Safety First: Prevents your cat from wandering onto roads or into unsafe areas.

    Cat wearing an cat fence computer collar

    Cat fence gives freedom and safety

  • Freedom to Explore: Provides outdoor access without the risks of free-roaming.
  • Customisable Boundaries: Tailored to your garden or property.
  • Peace of Mind: You can relax knowing your cat is secure.

Steps to Set Up a DogFence for Your Cat

  1. Plan Your Containment Area

Decide where your cat will be allowed to roam. Whether it’s the entire garden or a smaller section, map out the area to ensure it meets your cat’s needs.

  1. Install the DogFence System

Work with a professional to install the invisible boundary. Proper placement of the transmitter and wiring is crucial for effectiveness.

  1. Fit the Receiver Collar

The lightweight collar is designed for comfort, ensuring your cat can move freely. Adjust it to fit snugly without causing discomfort. If you are able it is useful to allow the cat to wear the collar or a collar prior to commencement of the training.

  1. Train Your Cat

Training is essential for success. With our proven methods, your cat will quickly learn the boundaries, associating the warning signal with the safe zone. Our Installer will set up the fence and get our cat started with the training. We will leave you with full instructions and are here to support you through and beyond the training process.

  1. Monitor and Adjust

Regularly check the system and your cat’s collar to ensure everything is functioning correctly. Adjust the boundary or signal level if necessary.

Questions about using a Dog Fence for Cats

Q: Is the Impulse safe for cats?

A: Yes, the Impulse is gentle and harmless. It’s designed to grab your cat’s attention without causing distress.

Q: Can I use the Cat Fence for multiple pets?

A: Absolutely! The system can be adapted for multiple cats and dogs with individual collars.

Q: How long does cat fence training take?

A: Most cats adapt to the system within a few weeks with consistent training.

Conclusion

Using a Dog Fence to keep your cat safe is an innovative and effective solution for pet owners who want to balance freedom and safety. Whether you’re in a rural area or a busy neighbourhood, a Dog Cat system can give you peace of mind while letting your cat enjoy the outdoors safely.

Ready to Keep Your Cat Safe?

For more information or assistance, call us at 01628 476475

Visit www.dogfence.co.uk  http://www.catfence.co.uk or to learn more about our pet containment solutions or to book a consultation. Give your cat the freedom they deserve while ensuring their safety.

 

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