Cat Door Stopper for Childproofing - Prevent Dogs & Kids from Accessing Cat Litter Box, Food, or Rooms - No Need for Pet Gate or Cat Door – Cat Stuff Review

Cat Wife Husband wanted a new puppy. 🥴 Wife relented as husband is now working from home during Covid. This lockdown kept all of us (two cats and a lab puppy) sane. We put one in the laundry room where the cat food and trays are now. It worked so well that we have since bought another to enter the bedroom door where our cats can hide in peace. Also keeps our pup out of our bedroom, bathroom and toilet (e.g. SHOES!). very happy about this invention. It saved our marriage!

It's more than I wanted to pay but the solution works and it's metal so I know it will last forever so the price is right for a perfect solution. The instructions are clear and the protective film is in perfect condition. My regular sized cat fits in the smallest settings and my 11 lb chihuahua mix can't get through. My only suggestion would be to add a strip of felt or buffering material so that when the cat slips through the door it doesn't hit between the two sides of the metal (if your door

Chesti (my lab) loves cat biscuits. We have a litter box in the dressing room and had to improvise using the litter box out front to keep it out. I was about to install a cat door when I came across this simple yet ingenious product that saves us time, eliminates the hassle of cat litter and keeps the closet door from cuts (I'm sure it will save a renter's life). Costs less than a cat door or a new closet door. Easy installation, 3 screws and a sticker. To save time. To save time.

We have 2 dogs and several cats with a very skinny old cat Casper whose food our fat cats will eat (even out of the reach of dogs). I seriously considered some sort of stair gate to try to keep her away from his main living area but still allow him to freely climb up and down his subterranean man cave. He would yell at us to open the door every five to ten minutes which was driving me insane because my home office was right there. Now only one cat can squeeze through, but skinny Casper is…

This amazing gadget does exactly what it says on the tin! Keeps the door open enough for cats to enter our laundry room to eat and use the litter box while the dog and kids stay outside. It was easy to install and use. Our cats are different sizes and our fattest guy is great after we adjusted him. We have tall solid wood doors and didn't want to damage them by installing a pet door. It solved many of our problems and relieved stress. There's nothing worse than when a dog or toddler gets into a

I have a small dog who likes to eat cat poo and cat food, she is very old so I have to feed her in her room.... I've tried Door Buddy several times and every time I've bought it, it could rip and pry it off the door, and I was desperately trying to keep it until I realized it! Everything is working great so far, the kitten can go out and walk around and the dog still won't come in the room! Worth every penny. If he manages to break through I'll give an update as I've only had a few days but I…

I was looking for something that would keep the dog out of the toilet and the kitten biscuits but let the kittens keep the biscuits. It's expensive, but after installing and trying it out, I LOVE it! The biggest benefit I like about this jig over other similar jigs is that it prevents the door from opening and closing. I preferred not to have the strap type because I don't want the door to accidentally close. This can be installed right in the same place as your existing door sign. I didn't…

I had no idea this product existed! I found it while looking for door stops that would allow air to circulate and keep the large dog I care for away from my birds. A bird has special needs and likes to walk on the floor of its cage (within reach of the dog). He has only one leg and sometimes he is not afraid. He also sleeps on the floor, pressed against the bars of his cage, with a paper cup on his head so he doesn't see anyone/anything approaching. I'm not joking. Mammals' saliva can be toxic…