Independence for You, Freedom for Your Pet

No More Worrying About Potty Breaks

When your pet can let himself out, you don’t have to worry about getting home in time to let him out. And say goodbye to waking up in the middle of the night to your pet whining and begging to go out!

Less Clean-Up

Giving your dog access to the yard reduces accidents and helps prevent long-term problems, such as bladder infections and UTIs, from “holding it” for too long.

Control Your Pets’ Access

Pet doors let you give your pets exactly what they need. A dog door to the yard gives your dog outside freedom. A cat door to the litter box room keeps the dog out and keeps the smell in.

Choose Which Pets Can Come & Go

Selective entry electronic pet doors

Our electronic pet doors give you the option of keeping some pets in and letting other pets out. The selective entry doors recognize each pet’s special collar key, which also helps prevent other animals from coming into your house. Learn more about electronic doors.

• Give your cat access to the litterbox while keeping the dog out
• Keep your cat in and let your dog out
• Let your pets out during the day and keep them in at night
• Prevent strays or other animals from entering

Choose the Right Pet Door

• Decide where you will install the pet door.
• Select the features and color you want for your pet door.
• Measure each pet who will use the door.

Measuring Your Pet

Doors for Multiple Pets

Your pets can share the same pet door

Many of our pet doors can be used with small and large dogs and cats. Cat doors are designed for cats but can fit some small dogs. Some door flaps are too heavy for cats or small dogs to use. Measure each pet who will use the door and check the weight and height recommendations for the pet door.

Sample Door Installations

Install your pet door in almost any door or wall in your home

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Standard Exterior Door Interior Door Sliding Door Wall

Install a pet door in an exterior door to give your pet access to your yard. We've even got a special pet door designed just for paneled doors.

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Interior pet doors in your home let you keep certain pets in or out of certain rooms. Install it in the door to the room where you keep the litterbox to give your cat a private bathroom, or install it in the door to your bedroom to let the cat in but keep the dog out.

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Let your pet join you out on the patio or outside deck with a sliding glass door insert or pet screen door.

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You can also install a pet door in a wall. Many of our pet doors have optional tunnel extensions to allow you to install them in wood, stucco, or even brick walls.

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Give Them Safe Outdoor Playtime

With a pet door + an electronic fence

Buying a pet door is a wonderful way to give your pet more freedom and independence, but not all pets will be satisfied with staying in your yard. Be sure your pet has safe boundaries outside, whether you have a traditional, wireless, or in-ground fence.

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