🐾 Ideal Pet Products Designer Series Plastic Pet Door: Sleek and Adjustable Entry Solution for Your Beloved Pets Review

I had a door for my Australian Shepherd but then a Rottweiler came along who thinks he is a lap dog. The old door was fine for a puppy but too small for an adult so I got a bigger one. It was easy for me to install. Very durable, looks great and I know dogs love it too!

I bought two other brands of dog flaps, both large, the largest of the two was only 15 1/5 inches. This one is much more. My dog can actually walk through it. And it was cheaper. It was easy to install. Make sure you have a hacksaw blade that will go through, otherwise you will have to cut one side and then flip and cut the other side like I did. If you have a steel door, be sure to go around any edges you trimmed and sand down any burrs. You'll get better and you won't cut yourself. My cut was

I have one for my bedroom door because I'm a crazy cat dad. Tired of the cat putting its paw under the door asking to come only to immediately do it again to let it out (repeat 3 times and you get the picture). It was fairly easy to install, requiring only a screwdriver and keyhole saw (got it from Revain for about <$20). Be careful if you have a cheap door like mine. I cut too close to the floor not noticing that there is an empty space 2 inches from the floor at the bottom of the door…

I've waited a very long time to write this review because I think that when safety is a concern, a product deserves a serious test drive. As you can see from the photos, we use this cat flap on a daily basis. Here's how we turned a sliding glass door into a cat-friendly, winter-proof portal. We built a tunnel and added this door on the inside of the tunnel. We laid it on its side to keep cold air from blowing through the sash - it's ugly in New England in January. The tunnel opens into a…

I bought a size too small and I'm NOT a handyman so I was afraid of cutting a hole in my door so I hired a professional who charged $200 for it! The electronic door of this brand is worth the money. It keeps the cold and critters out, and there's even a customer support hotline if you have any questions. I was expecting the door to open by itself when activated with the key, but the dog has to push it with its nose. That's good, but it's a bit heavier than the ones that are just plastic panels,