Having high-quality pet safety balcony netting is one of the most efficient ways to prevent your dogs, cats, and other four-legged crawling pets from falling off your balcony. In fact, we at Balcony Nets have child-safety balcony netting too. However, nettings aren't the only solution you should look into to prevent possible high-risk falls. Here are three preventative ways that can help you.
Observe Your Pet's Temperance
It's easy to tell your child to never go over the balcony and instill it deeply into his or her mind. However, pets cannot understand the difference between walking on the balcony floor and over the railings, which makes a pet safety balcony netting a truly efficient add-on. Therefore, observing your pet's tendencies, you can judge whether you can train them to avoid going over the rails or using drastic measures -- such as closing balcony doors -- whenever you're heading outside or into another room.
The Logical Ways Your Pet Can Go Over Your Balcony
If the path is out of sight, then it's out of their minds. If your pets cannot discover any path that can elevate them towards the railings, then they're unlikely to even try going over the balconies too. Having folding tables and chairs and putting away any elevating platforms makes it easier to prevent your pet from going over.
Your Netting is Over Two Decades Old
Regardless of all preventative measures, your safety net might be the only deterrent against your pets' possible plans to escape outside into the balcony. If the inevitable happens and you have a net over 20 years of age, it might fail to catch your pet and crumble or disintegrate once it receives their weight.
Only Purchase High-Quality Safety Balcony Nets From Dependable Sources
Balcony Nets is a long-time manufacturer, assembler, and installer of high-quality safety nets for avian prevention to pet safety. Contact us today to learn more about what we can do for you.
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