Review on 🚪 CEESC Magnetic Cat Doors with 4 - Way Locking Mechanism - Upgraded Version, Ideal for Cats, Kitties, and Kittens by Mayra Boyle

Angus Theodore Hicks OK (Office Kitty) praises it! Constantly frustrated, waiting for people to open the door so he can visit techs in their break room, do mouse work, etc., and then return to his office to eat, work on the toilet, treat himself, and his climbing room to take a nap Tower, Angus obviously needs to fix the situation! Concerned that the bugs would roam free on the weekends while he was cooped up in the main office, Angus convinced management to make an "investment" and do some minor demolition work on the wall between the office and the storage/breakout rooms. By observing the installation process VERY CAREFULLY, he can assure potential buyers that if his office staff can install it correctly, that should indicate a level of difficulty. Within hours he was training opening the door with a sharp headbutt, his sense of freedom was overwhelming, and being able to "upgrade" his training program to include high-speed sprints through different rooms and offices also resulted in much more depth and comfort Sleep! The greatest joy was being able to 'play' with a careless employee who showed up on Saturday morning still a little sleepy, perhaps a little forgotten about the new 'door' and totally unprepared for the large black object to fly out. walls on it. Employees no longer had to look through the glass to give Angus his morning hugs. He could be right there with no delay of a few seconds between the moment they opened the front door and the moment he jumped onto their lap! It is clear that this new portal has been very useful for Angus' colleagues, who no longer need to be without a few minutes of his attention and love! Angus assures all buyers that the true value of this door is ten, twenty, dare we say thirty times its current price! His ONLY concern is that the door might "accidentally" lock. Like recently when one of the people interviewed a new employee. This could obviously be remedied by simply ripping off the faulty locking button, which would have ensured Angus' participation in screening potential new hires. Luckily the person was eventually able to take care of the lock and the restoration work but this time it was too late as the potential clerk had already left but perhaps with more training office workers could also be trained to operate the lock RIGHT !