CATOOP Screen Door, Pet Screen Door Protector for Sliding Door, Automatic Set of 2 Lock/Lockable

I’ve had the door installed for a week now and so far so good.1st, installation. My wife was home to lend a hand so I mounted the dog door while the screen door was in place. She held the outside while I held the inside and screwed it together. If you are by yourself, remove the door and install per directions. It went in smooth and took maybe 10 minuets. All screws and product came correct and in fine condition.2nd, cost. It’s made of a quality plastic with 2 magnets at the bottom to keep the door in place on windy days. Again all good. People complaining that it’s expensive for being “plastic” fail to realize the costs of bringing something from idea to manufacture, to your door.3rd, performance. It works great. My dog is a Wirehair Pointing Griffon. She is 58 pounds and 19” to the shoulder.and slips through the door with ease. I mounted the dog door to the very bottom and tight to the side of my screen door hoping this will add stability to door. It’s a bit low for her but from the photo you’ll see it’s not a problem.It comes with 2 magnets at the bottom securing it fairly tight. I wanted it to open easier for her while training so I removed one of the slip-on metal clips from the moving door allowing for just one to hold. The door closes and operates just fine with a single magnet operational.

UPDATE 9/24/2018:Seller contacted me to apologize for the quality. They shipped me a new door. I swapped out the door and will update if I see anymore warping. Sadly, it is getting colder/less sunny so I will more than likely have to wait until next Summer 2019.Original:If your pet door is going to be in the sun everyday, do not buy this product. It has been warping more and more. There is a now a 1" gap which bugs can come through.

This adorable pet screen door replaced a DIY 'door' I put in the screen door that was the ultimate eyesore. I replaced the screen in the bottom half of the door (to obliterate my failed pet screen door) and followed the instructions. I went very slowly, afraid I'd mess up. But ~20 min later, we were able to rehang the screen door and watch the cats figure their way. The paw print design on the front is super cute and quite the conversation point. Seems like the cats like it as they can see through it to see who/what is outside the door. I'm so pleased with the look and functionality of the door, how easy it was to install and how reasonable it was priced. Why didn't I think to shop for one before?

This is the greatest thing ever. We have to replace our screen fairly often. Our older dog always tears a hole in the corner of it to be able to open the screen herself instead of waiting to be let out or back in the house. We re did the new screen popped this on and just like that the two dogs come in and out. So glad I found this! We have a a 55lbs pit mix and a 5 mo old puppy both have no issues and I’m sure a dog a bit bigger could fit fine through the opening. (One of the pics is the puppy using it)

A bit pricey for a few pieces of plastic but it is definitely worth installing. The paw pattern is cute. The dogs can now move about on their own and no more bugs inside. One dog used it immediately while the other one took a few days before trusting that it is not a trap. The Installation was quick and easy. It helps to have two people but one can manage. Install with the screen door in place and do not cut the screen until the end. Press the inside and outside halves together, lining up the small pins. After all the screws are tightened, use a razor or knife to cut out the screen. Insert flap. The magnets hold tight although we had a very windy day where the flap stayed slightly open.

I installed the door about 6 weeks ago. Within two weeks, it started to warp inward a little, but was tight enough to hold bugs out. However, after 4 weeks, it was twisted so bad, that there is no fixing it. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!!!!

I love the convenience this doggy door provides. Our dogs can go in and out, whenever they want, when the patio door is open. I placed it in the very corner of the screen so it's low for my short-legged Shi-Tzu. My only complaints; It swings quite hard and comes down on the dogs' backs as they pass through. That probably can't be avoided, but it sometimes spooks one of my dogs. Even placed at the very bottom corner of the screen, it adds a few inches that the dogs have to step over. It's a Catch 22 situation. The frame is wide enough to make it quite sturdy, but one of my dogs has a hard time stepping through from outside.

This thing is great! We have a 9mth old bernese mountain dog that just plows through this thing, I thought that I might have to do some reinforcements to keep the door intact, but so far it is held up very well with no signs of distress to the door.