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                                                                     Pet Doors

         A Pet Door lets your pets come and go as they please so you can put an end to late night trips to let them out....AND, no more scratched doors or walls and "accidents" on carpets and drapes. We have a wide selection to choose from, from metal to plastic, with soft or stiff openings. Our Pet Doors come in a variety of opening sizes for any pet- from the smallest cat to the largest dog.Pet owners love these doors because the entrance/exit panel is safe for any pet. The vinyl flaps or free-moving plastic won't trap or injure tender paws, ears or tails. Once your pet has learned about its new freedom, they won't be dependent on you to be let in or out. Your pet will come and go freely, so they can get exercise outside, yet come inside for shelter from heat, cold or inclement weather.

 

 Staywell Small Doors

Staywell Doors 

 

Idea pet doors

Staywell Large Doors 

 

We have a complete selection of Pet Doors for all your need! We also have a full line of replacement flaps for existing Pet Doors. We carry Staywell, Idea Pet Doors. All line of Products and More! Infrared, Patio, Wall Entry and Metal and Plastic Dog Doors. We even have a Pet Screen Door! Staywell and Idea Pet Doors offer a large variety of Cat Doors to choose from.


 Staywell Infra Red Pet Door

 Staywell Aluminium Pet Door

Staywell Original Plastic Pet Doors 

 Staywell 4 Way Locking Small Pet Door

Staywell Infra Red Pet Doors

Staywell Aluminium Pet Door 

 Staywell Original Plastic Pet Doors

Staywell 4 Way Locking Small Pet Door 

  •  Selective Entry
  • 4 way lock allow open in-only,out-only,or Locked
  • Keep neighborhood animals out of the house
  • Strong, durable aluminum
  • White color complements any color door
  • Locks for security and to prohibit entry and exiting
  • White finish
  • Lockable panel
  • Easy to fit with full instuctions
  • Lightweight, yet sturdy plastic design

 

  • Easy to fit with full instuctions
  • Lockable panel
  • White finish

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Staywell 4 Way Magnetic Locking Cat Flap   Staywell Infra Red Cat Flap  

 Ideal Pet Doors Cat Flap Cat Door

 Staywell 4 Way Locking Cat Flap

 Staywell 4 Way Magnetic Locking Cat Flap

 Staywell Infra Red Cat Flap

 Ideal Pet Doors Cat Flap Cat Door

 Staywell 4 Way Locking Cat Flap

  • Does not need electricity
  • Great for cats and small dogs
  • 4 Way locking mechanism: In-only, out-only, open, and locked
  • State of the art infrared technology
  • Audible low battery indicator (door emits a beeping sound when batteries are low)
  •  Transparent LEXAN Flap with 4-way Lock.
  • Waterproof Design.
  • Telescoping frame and Easy Installation.

 

  • In-Only, Out-Only, Open and Locked Options
  • Provides your pets with the freedom they deserve
  • Slim Design takes up little space

 

The Idea pet Doors

Deluxe Pet Door 

 The Original Pet Door

Ruff Weather Pet Door 

 Pet Screen Passage

Deluxe Pet Door 

The Original Pet Door 

Ruff Weather Pet Door  

Pet Screen Passage 

  • Strong Thermo-Plastic
  • Simple 4-Step Installation
  • Magnetic flap 
  • All Weather Thermal Insulated pet Door
  • Innovative Double Vinyl Flaps
  • Magnetic flap 
  • Turns Any Screen Door Into A Pet Doo
  • Fast and Easy Installation
  • Designed For Any Cat 

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                                        Do It Yourself  Instructions:


Installing a pet door in a wooden door is easy even for beginners because it requires minimal carpentry experience. A carpenter would charge about $100 to install a pet door for a medium-size animal, but you can buy the door and install it for less than $40. Installation takes less than two hours, so it's a good project to tackle yourself. Cutting a hole in your door requires a little planning, but the paper template that comes with the unit makes it easy to lay out the cut.

If your door is made of steel or fiberglass, it's a better idea to hire a carpenter. He or she will have the heavy-duty saw and specialty blade required to cut through these dense materials.

Choosing a Pet Door
To buy the right-size pet door, get a rough sense of your pet's dimensions. This is not an exact science, but measuring his or her chest with a cloth tape measure is a start. Most pet doors have a flexible flap that your pet pushes to get through and a sliding lockout panel to close the passage. Better models have weatherstripping and magnets that hold the flap shut. For a sliding patio door, you'll need a pet door designed as part of a full-height door panel that you insert in the slider frame.

Here are your approximate pet door sizes:
 
Size               Width           Height                   Best fits
Small            5 inches       7 inches       Most cats and the Tiny Dog
Medium         8 inches     12 inches        Fat cats and small dogs
Large           11 inches     16 inches        Lassie on a diet
Extra large   15 inches     20 inches       Big dogs, small burglars
Measure for dog door

Step by Step Instructions:


Step 1. Tape the template:

Position the template so it's in the center of the door. If you have a panel door, it should be a few inches above the door's bottom rail. If you have a door with a high bottom rail and and a small pet, you may want to use a different door.

On a flush door, keep the template about 4 inches above the door's bottom. Tape the template to the door. The bottom of the pet door should be parallel to the bottom of the door.


Step 2. Bore the corner holes:

Bore a 1/2-inch hole just inside each corner of the template so you'll have a starting point to insert your saw blade.


Step 3. Cut from hole to hole:

Use a jigsaw or keyhole saw to cut from hole to hole. After you cut three sides of the opening, apply duct tape across the cuts to support the scrap piece as you complete the cut.


 Step 4. Mark the bolt holes:

Use a torpedo level or tape measure to position the frame, then tape it in place. Mark the holes with a pencil, then remove the frame and drill the bolt holes (one bit-size larger than the mounting bolts' diameter) through the door. 
 
Step 5. Assemble the door:

Insert the mounting bolts though the inside frame, then the door, then the outside frame. Tighten all bolts finger-tight, then finish with an adjustable wrench. Saw off the excess bolt length with a hacksaw. Use a file or coarse sandpaper to remove any sharp burrs on the bolt ends.

If your pet resists using its new door, open the flap and tape it open. After a few days, lower the flap halfway. Gradually your pet will figure out that pushing the flap opens it.


 
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