Staywell PetSafe, Weather Proof, Aluminium Pet Door, Large, Energy efficient, Easy Install, Durable

Godsend ! i can go out leave the dogs in the house and if they need a pee or a crap out they go ,no more rushing home or getting a neighbour to let them out for me ,well worth the money, only one downfall is when i come home pissed i cant fit through it when im crawling home hahah Jokeif it doesnt fit properly ie you cant open the shoot when its on its made so you can put some bits of wood behind it so that it works , well thought of !!

Was delighted till the windy weather started , it just blows open all the time , very drafty .

The door being flexible is a much better solution to the previous 4 my dogs broke because the the doors were hard plastic and pivet on a c. 3mm bit of plastic sticking out either side. When I was installing I thought it was madness and they would easily snap, which they did within a couple of weeks each time. This is a much better solution.While fitting, the long nylon screws just thread through the hole easily, then screw the nut on and carry on until it's on then snip the extra off, no trying to saw the extra thread of with a hacksaw :-).But today after c. 2 months big crash from the utility room and the inside 1/2 is on the floor.All 4 nylon screws had snapped at the screw head!!!I'll now test the customer services!

I bought this to save me keeping the door open for my 19 dogs and everything from a bison cross poodle, to German shepherd and all sizes in between go through it. the smaller dogs do struggle with the relatively heavy flap but to be honest that is due to their size not the product as it is meant for bigger dogs, I have simply replaced the flap with a cloth so the little dogs can pass through, it is not as efficient but again that is not the products fault it is because I have such a range of dog sizes, It has a solid drop sheet which can be locked into place if you want to either keep dogs in or out but also if you are away for your home for any time it can be installed and would make a solid door for security reasons. I was recommended this by a friend who uses the same product for their rottweiler and they have no issues, it comes with the installation details and all the bits you need, If you need a way of letting your dogs in without holding the door all day then this might well be a good option but get the size best suited for your dog unfortunately my door is not big enough to have the full range of sizes so I went for the biggest, for the biggest of the dogs and adapted it for the rest but not everyone has 19 dogs.

Fit this correctly & it is perfect.

Easy access for 2 dogs

The media could not be loaded. Works well, my 29kg greyhound girl manages just fine with the size large. A very strong wind can blow it open but most can't. It's been on for 6 weeks in the middle of winter and I've not noticed a temperature drop or rise in heating costs. There is some condensation on the inside of the flap but as long as you put sealant around the frame it's no real issue and to be expected. My dogs took to it after a few days of finding it scary. I do have some extra security, such as not having a thumb/turn latch, secure fence, cctv inside focused on the door, outside has a security light and I dont leave any keys out. Even if someone managed to avoid the dogs and dislocate their own shoulders to get through then anything they want still has to go back out through the flap. I also make sure the dog has an is tag just in case. I work nights and finding a dog walker for 3am is impossible lol. This gave my dogs some independence and no accidents inside! If you are in two minds about it then I'd honestly say go for it, It's the best decision I've made.

I didn't do such a brilliant job fitting it. I used the template provided but I was so worried I wouldn't make the hole big enough that I cut a little outside the line - didn't need to do that so made life difficult for myself. Best advice here is mark it up and offer up the bit that fits thru the door to your marks to check you are going to cut it large enough to give some wriggle room but not to be too loose, then cut the hole. Once the hole was cut I invited the dogs through a few times - no problem they thought it was fun. It was easy to install and works really well, so much better than a constantly open door. We have three dogs and it didn't take long for them to get the hang of using it so they now dive thru with confidence. Having the slide-in locking panel is great and so easy to use too but I found finding somewhere to put it where the dogs couldn't destroy it a problem so made a hanging strap from a section of soap powder box plastic strap as you can see in the photo so I could leave it handy. Thoroughly recommend.