🚪 Highly Efficient PetSafe Pet Door for Large Pets Review

Not weatherproof in Minnesota winter. But it works well enough for us. Don't worry if some cool air comes into the basement. We also have a folded thick blanket pinned inside to help. The dog likes it.

Overpriced Doesn't have a deal worth more than a few bucks but did say about $30 just to replace the vinyl cover. So I still have the whole spare block a plagiarism for me. Could, if not due to disability, buy vinyl and cut for $5

I like the concept but I couldn't incorporate it into the installation method. The wall was thicker so the inserts didn't fit and the screws didn't work, they were too short. I took four clips and installed four on the inside and four on the outside. Also, I used clockwork to seal the frame.

This is a cheap design. Plastic screws are used instead of metal screws. They give you extra ones because you will end up breaking some of them during installation. The magnet is very weak. We adjusted the valve several times, but when the wind blows, it opens. In heavy rain or rain and wind, the door is difficult to open. The door leaf closes with difficulty. See photo. In order for it to snap into place, you need to press it into 3 grooves on the door.

This is by far the ABSOLUTE WORST dog door! There were a lot of dog doors in my house. I've lived in the same house for 29 years. And I can say "DO NOT BUY THIS DOG FLAP"! 1. Installation is very troublesome2. The pattern is inaccurate. A big problem as you cut the door to the wrong size! 3. PLASTIC SCREWS! For real? Thin thin plastic screws to hold it together.4. The trim for the center of the door are thin strips of plastic that need to be cut and carefully inserted between the panels! Almost