🐱 Cat Mate Locking Cat Flaps: Silent Action, Weather-Proof Polymer, Fully Brush Sealed Flaps with Magnetic Closure Review

This is a great cat flap but barely big enough. We have a 15 pound cat when she reaches her goal weight (now 17) and she uses the ENTIRE door. The locks are great, I really like that there are two of them to keep them stable. He rams the door when he wants to get out and that must be hard! Be careful when installing this, we set it too low because we didn't know what was the best way and it has to bend over to get through. This is also used as an interior cat door to allow the cat to go to the…

We installed two of these on the interior doors of our house and we really like them! We didn't have to teach our cat to use them, he figured it out himself. Our cat is a 15 pound American Shorthair and he suits them well. I've noticed that the tip of his cock seems to get stuck in the valve, but that doesn't seem to hurt him or prevent him from using it. He particularly likes that the doors are transparent, as he can sit behind one of them and see what's going on before deciding to enter the…

We are tired of leaving our garage door ajar so our cat can go in the garage and use the litter box. around depending on the time of year meaning we turn on our heat and aircon more often, the kids forget to put the doorstop on etc. My husband fitted the cover, he had trouble cutting a hole in the door but it's not a damper fault . Despite the imperfect cut, the flap fitted the hole well and hid imperfections. It took our cat a few days to figure out that she could get in and out of the hatch…

Love it and so do the kittens. Mine was installed by a contractor who added an enclosed large patio/room. I was skilled, but drilling through a cement block with a chisel and making custom wood paneling was more than I cared to assume. Nice and tight magnetic clasp that fits all 3 of my cats. The door is light and transparent. They always look before they look in. Planning on just duct tapeing the door frame for summer 2/2 because of the big cat traffic. Children get a little short-tempered…

We installed it about two months ago. Easy installation if you're a little crafty (not everyone is comfortable cutting through their doors). It took a while for the cats to get used to it. Had it wide open the first week then we had a week where we let it but let cats through a couple of times a day and one day they both just started using it. We removed the magnet from the door as the resistance of the door being pressed lightly initially prevented my cat from entering. Liked the lock feature.

I installed two of these on interior doors. The first door wasn't flat due to its design, but adding white silicone around the edges where the gap formed reduced the shading. The second door was flat, with no gaps and silicone. The second door leads directly into the bedroom and to make this swinging door silent I removed the bottom magnet and placed tiny strips of sound deadening material where the two pieces meet. With this modification, the door opens silently and freely. With the hinged…

I bought this cat door to fit in my bedroom door. Outside the door, my poor kitties had to crawl through the bottom slot of the door (4-5 inches) to get into my room when the door was closed, so I knew this would solve that problem. I think you get a good product for the price. My two cats fit. I will add some photos to show the installation process. Advantages: - The cat does not have to crawl through the cracks in the door. - Quick installation if you have all the necessary equipment and a…