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Cat Doors and Cat Flaps

Our Cat Doors and Cat Flaps will do wonders for You... and your Cat!

Eliminate Excessive scratching at the doors. Just think, no more getting up all evening! No more accidents in the house! Our Cat Doors assures it!

Make sure you get the right size Cat Door. Review our Guidelines on Measuring Your Pet. Find out how to train your cat to his new Cat door with our Cat Door Training

 

Staywell Locking Big Cat Door $26.95	Staywell Magnetic Cat Door $39.95	PetSafe Cat Windoor Cat Door $89.95
Staywell Locking Cat Flap $28.95	Staywell Magnetic Cat Flap $44.95	Cat Veranda Cat Door $119.95
Patio Sliding Door Cat Doors $169.95	PetSafe Deluxe Cat Flap $11.95	Staywell Infra-Red Cat Door $89.95
PetSafe Cat Screen Door $16.95	PetSafe Ultimate Cat Doors $41.95	PetSafe Classic Cat Doors $39.95
Replacement Flaps	Cat Door Installation Kit

Cat Doors come in all types and sizes.

They can be installed in a wall, a door, sliding glass doors, metal doors, aluminum panels, and just about anywhere you want. PetSafe shows how to measure your cat to obtain the right size cat door and how to choose the kitty door best for you.

One of the biggest questions people face is where to install their new cat door. We believe the ideal place is in a wall. Depending on your living quarters, we would place the cat door in a room or area that can receive some tracking-in-dirt that is inevitable when using cat doors. Rooms, kitchens, second bedrooms, dens, and other areas other than the main living area is usually a good idea.

Placing a floor mat on the inside of the cat door is also recommended. A great advantage of having the cat door installed in a wall (instead of a door) is that no one needs to know that you have a cat door.

If you are renting your place of residence, or do not want to cut permanent holes in a wall or door, you can still have a cat door. In this case, you will want to install the cat door in either a sliding glass door, or a regular door. Cat doors that are made for sliding glass doors actually come as a whole panel (patio cat door) that you install in the doorway section, therefore it does not permanently affect your sliding glass doors in any way.

If you do not have sliding glass door for a patio cat door, you still have another option. Purchase an inexpensive door at your local home-improvement store, or door store. Replace the permanent door with your new inexpensive door by removing the door via its hinges. Now you can install the cat door in the new door, and when you move, simply put the permanent door back in its place!

As you can see, just about anyone can have a cat door! Once you get one, you won't know how you ever lived without it.