ProtectaPet recommends that you always contact your neighbours to gain permission to install a barrier. However, the installation process does not usually require access to the neighbours’ gardens. Installing a cat fence barrier has a positive impact on your neighbours: your cat won’t be leaving faeces in their flower beds and if they have cats too, you are minimising the risk of conflict. As can been seen from the photographs, the visual impact from their side of the garden is negligible. After use, our fencetop barrier system is removable and the only evidence would be the remaining screw holes, which can be filled. If your neighbour would not like anything attaching to their fence, we can install our freestanding system in front of the fence.