Available in easy DIY Kits & suitable for most fence types, Oscillot® is the simple solution for keeping your cat safely contained to your yard.

Oscillot® is the revolutionary cat containment system designed for DIY installation to existing fences including metal, timber, masonry, vinyl and composite fencing to keep pet cats safe and sound in their own yard.

The system is available in easy DIY KITS and consists of a series of four-bladed aluminium paddles designed for installation running consecutively the length of the fence line between mounting components containing bearings.

When a cat tries to jump and scale the fence, they place a paw on the paddle, which then spins; the cat cannot get traction and falls safely back to the ground.

Oscillot® is fast-becoming the first choice for cat owners in Australia, and across the world, because it is cat friendly, unobtrusive and can turn most fences into a cat proof fence, easily and cost effectively.

There are no cages, no nets and no electric currents, which makes Oscillot® an ideal choice for cat owners wanting to keep their cat safely contained without compromising the aesthetics of their yard. 

Oscillot® is designed to prevent cats from scaling fences with a minimum height of 1.80 metres. Oscillot® was originally designed for installation on metal fences. We now have customers across Australia, & the world, with installations on many different fence types and variations including timber, masonry, composite and vinyl.  

The most important point to remember when installing Oscillot® is that your cat needs to be jumping from the ground to the top of the fence in a single motion with no help on the way up in the form of ladders or platforms. Ladders and platforms include objects next to the fence such as trees, trellis, sheds and garden beds etc. 

Cats use a jump-grab-climb action to scale fences. Oscillot® prevents the 'grab', thereby eliminating the required leverage meaning the cat cannot get itself over the fence.

Most installations only take a matter of hours and require only a few tools. If you don't have the tools, or don't have the time to install, you can find an installer here. If you have a local Handyman that you are happy with, they will likely be able to do the installation for you. Get them to check our our Installation Guide and call us if they have any questions about your installation.