
Dog Fence Kits
Give dogs room to play with customizable poly, metal, and hybrid fencing. Compare options for digging, chewing, climbing, and jumping.
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Outdoor space for dogs and cats
Why Pet Playgrounds©? Pet Fence is our specialty. Shop our customizable, patented (not found anywhere else) physical dog fence kits and cat fence kits for your yard – engineered to securely contain your pets and keep other animals out. Skip the middleman and retail stores and save by purchasing wholesale manufacturer direct from us to you - free shipping over $99
Start with your pet
Different pets need different fence designs. Explore physical outdoor containment options tailored to your animal and property.

Give dogs room to play with customizable poly, metal, and hybrid fencing. Compare options for digging, chewing, climbing, and jumping.
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Create outdoor space with anti-climb fencing, compatible existing-fence extensions, or roofed enclosures. Choose for your cat's behavior and site.
Shop Cat Fence KitsStart with a kit
Compare dog and cat fencing by height, material, and protection level. Open a kit to choose its available length and options.

5 ft fence with Level 1 protection. Select your kit length and accessories on the product page.
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6 ft all-metal fence with MAX protection. Select your kit length and accessories on the product page.
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6 ft standard two-layer cat fence. Select your kit length and accessories on the product page.
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8 ft three-layer cat fence with tensioning. Select your kit length and accessories on the product page.
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Built for real yards
With over 15 years of experience and over 4,000 installations across 48 states and Canada, we help customers select physical fencing for their pets and properties.

Create a material boundary without a shock-collar system. Select the layout for your pet's behavior.

Black mesh and dark supports can blend into a landscape while preserving more of the view.

Choose height, mesh, ground protection, and anti-climb features for the animal and yard.

Many kits suit homeowner installation. Our team can help with materials and project planning.
Know your options
Materials, installation, and pet behavior all affect the right choice.
| Fence type | Potential advantage | Important consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Flexible poly mesh | Low visibility and adaptable layout | Strength, openings, and chewing vary |
| Metal mesh | Durable physical material | Secure posts and appropriate installation |
| Hybrid poly + metal | Flexible mesh with reinforcement | Match protection to pet behavior |
| Wood, vinyl, or chain-link | Familiar physical fence options | Ground gaps, climbing, and maintenance |
| Wireless or underground electric | No visible boundary | Does not physically exclude other animals |
| Fully enclosed system | Adds an overhead barrier | More components; confirm suitability |
Selection guide
Start with your pet's size and behavior, then measure the yard. Check gates, slopes, ground gaps, and nearby launching points.
Compare height, chew resistance, ground overlap, gates, and corner reinforcement.
Explore dog fencing →Consider flexible anti-climb designs, compatible retrofits, and roofed enclosures for jumpers.
Explore cat fencing →Plan perimeter length, slopes, post spacing, installation access, and gate locations.
Size openings for the smallest pet and account for the strongest jumper, climber, or chewer.
Plan your budget
Price depends on perimeter length, height, mesh, reinforcement, gates, and installation. Compare the complete materials list and the length or area covered, not the headline price alone.
Open a kit above for its current base price and available options. A custom quote can account for slopes, multiple gates, and unusual layouts.
From plan to finished fence
Measure and mark the perimeter, locate gates and corners, install posts and supports, add tensioning components, attach mesh, and secure the bottom edge where required. Exact steps vary by kit and terrain.
Before installation, check property lines, underground utilities, local rules, and any HOA requirements. Follow the instructions for your selected configuration.
Installation overview. See the step-by-step guide for the materials and sequence.
Real outdoor spaces
Real dog and cat fencing projects show how a physical boundary can fit different yards, gates, and enclosed spaces.

A recommended installer, Ives Fence, built this dog fence for an outdoor play area in New England.
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Jamie paired a dog fence with an 8 ft wide gate to make the backyard easier to access.
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This Georgia catio uses galvanized, uncoated wire mesh to create an enclosed outdoor space.
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Stacey used 8 ft tall, half-inch metal wire mesh for her catio and returned for another build.
“I love your product so much I recently purchased it again and had another catio built.”Explore cat fence options →
Customer voices
Read customer feedback alongside the real installation examples above.
Buying guide
A physical or electronic boundary intended to help keep pets in a defined area. Physical fencing uses mesh, wire, or panels to create a material barrier.
Match height, mesh openings, gates, and ground or overhead protection to the animal, yard, and escape behavior.
A properly selected and installed physical fence can provide a reliable boundary. Inspect it regularly for damage and gaps.
Many flexible mesh systems can follow uneven ground when posts, tension, and the bottom edge are planned carefully.
Some designs may suit both, but account for a cat's climbing and jumping and a dog's strength or digging.
Common questions
Choose for your animal, escape behavior, yard layout, and budget. Physical mesh systems offer several configurations.
“Pet fence” usually describes a particular barrier or product; “pet fencing” often describes the materials or category of systems.
Some can, but cats may need anti-climb or overhead features while dogs may need ground or chew protection.
Some containment systems are electronic. Pet Playgrounds focuses on physical, non-electric fencing.
Cost varies with length, height, materials, reinforcement, gates, and installation. Compare the current configured kit total.
Many kits are intended for DIY installation. Difficulty depends on terrain, soil, gates, and selected components.
A physical fence may deter some animal entry, but an open-top system should not be assumed predator-proof. Assess local wildlife and consider a roofed design when appropriate.
Ready to plan?
Compare physical fencing for dogs and cats, or ask our team to help with materials and layout.
Need materials for an existing project? Explore fence rolls, parts, and accessories.