Enjoying Cat Door for Screen Door 8" × 10.3" Inner Door Size, Cat Window Door with Replacement Magnetic Flap Lockable Doggy Screen Door, Black

It came in great shape and was easy to apply. Instructions are easy to follow and end results were life changing, allowing my dog to go in and out without me.

If your dog is a 5lb puppy like ours this door is to heavy for him to push on.

I installed my kitty door yesterday. It was easy to install and it looks really nice. Kitty still trying to figure it out but she'll get there. :)

I bought the large one thinking it was large enough for the big dog to go through, but it is not

Not terribly hard to assemble though I did find that adding a few drops of super glue to some of the pin holes made it assured to stay together. I installed this in our living room window so that our cat can go in and out at will. We used to let him out the door but when he wanted in he would jump up and cling on the screen to the windows trying to get back in and was tearing up my screens and forcing me to replace them every so often. It took a few days for him to get used to it but he now goes in and out through this door frequently. Unfortunately I can't put a pet door in my regular door and so when my windows are shut for weather then we have to go back to the old way of opening the door for him and letting him back in that way after he hangs on the screen. Cheap but functional.

The lock paddles stick out too far and hit the patio door frame. I had to take the screen door and the doggy door to the garage so I could try and disassemble the doggy door. After removing the locking paddles I had to try and tape the holes that the locks sat in. What a mess. After taking it apart it didn't seem to fit well in the frame and the door didn't swing easily. I had to take it apart AGAIN and cut out the screen mesh from the indents that the door pegs sit in. after putting it together AGAIN it seems like the top of the door hits on the top of the frame and doesn't swing freely. I had to Drehmel grind the top of the door frame to get the door to stop hanging up on the frame. It still isn't working very well, but after using a silicon lubricant and spraying down the door pegs and the top of the door it is at least closing on it's own after the dog goes through the door. I have had other doogy doors and never had these issues.NO!!! I would not recommend this doggy door. Very poor instructions, parts are not compatible with a standard patio door, Far too much adjustment needed to get it to work. I doubt if it will last long.

I put this doggie door in along with a heavy duty screen for my sliding door. It was *definitely* a challenge to install, but has held up to every day use. I’ve had this installed and in use for about eight months now. My dog is a small-ish terrier

this is a much bigger dog door than I thought. It's made well but we could not talk a small dog in to touching the door. So, I returned it before we even installed it.