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Do I need planning permission for a cat pen?I was just wondering if I need planning permission to build a cat pen? Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks! 
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As far as I am aware, I think so long as the unit is "free standing" and not fixed it should be ok. Garden sheds are considered free standing because they can be dismantled and moved. However the best thing to do would be to check with your local council. |
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You do not need planning permission for a wooden cat run/house under 8 foot tall. But it is always best to check as local authorities may have special rules in place. |
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Depending on the size & materials used, you shouldn't need PP for a cat pen. I have a lindee lu pen (4 chalet) in my garden. No PP needed. Also depends on the use. If it's for private use, you are ok, but if you are boarding cats that is a whole different ball game.  |
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This thread is nearly as old as I am   September 2003 - !!! How did it come to light again? Sometimes this forum throws up real suprises  |
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Hahahaha I didn't even notice how old the thread was - did wonder why I didn't recognise a couple of the posters tho  I think cat pens fall within the "permitted development" allowed. |
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I wasnt a member in 2003 and infact I didnt have a cat/kitten in 2003 x |
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I was so young in 2003 lol |
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