Cat Doors & Flaps

Cat Doors

Explore the variety of cat doors at PetSafe, tailored to enhance the safety and convenience of your pet's daily routines. From our basic Cat Flap designed for easy use to high-tech options like our Microchip Cat Door, our products ensure your cat enjoys freedom without compromising security. Whether you need a cat door for a door or a more specialized cat gate, our extensive range offers the perfect fit for your home's interior and exterior entry points.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the best place to put a cat door?

The ideal location for a cat door depends on your cat’s habits and your home’s layout, providing easy access to primary indoor and outdoor areas. Common placements include interior doors leading to utility rooms or basements for inside access, and back or side doors for external access. Safety and privacy considerations are crucial in choosing a location.

Can you put a cat door in a wall?

Installing a cat door in a wall is feasible and offers flexibility in home design. This type of installation, more complex than fitting one in a standard door, requires professional help to ensure proper insulation and structural integrity. It's ideal for homes where door placement is not practical. Our Wall Entry Pet Door can accommodate your home's unique needs.

Do microchip cat doors work?

Microchip cat doors provide secure, pet-specific access by reading your cat's existing microchip or an RFID collar tag, effective at keeping out other animals. These doors enhance security and offer peace of mind by allowing only your registered pets to enter or exit.

What are the pros and cons of microchip cat flaps?

Microchip cat flaps offer enhanced security by allowing only registered pets access, which eliminates the inconvenience of lost traditional collars or keys. They provide the ability to set specific entry and exit times, enhancing both safety and convenience. While these flaps are more expensive than standard options, the investment is offset by the significant security benefits they provide. Installation is generally straightforward, though more complex setups may require professional assistance. Maintenance is minimal, typically involving only periodic battery changes.