PetSafe Plastic Dog and Cat Door - Easy Installation - Small - For Pets Up To 15 lb

A perfect fit. I did get it on sale for 28$.

Had to have the opening cut bigger but that was my fault. Measure twice. 😂😂 I absolutely love it.

easy installation just what we needed dogs love it

My original door lasted 3 years with 3 medium size dogs before replacing the swinging door portion. Actually I thought I was just ordering a replacement but I guess the website code for the door shipped me the entire thing…not sure how that works but I like this type of door for the dogs. I recommend it.

my dog broke the plastic the first time through. (This is not the first dog door) The other was in for about 5 years. The plastic flap is thick and work fine, but the first time the dog pulled on it the plastic came right off. The door cover is easy for the dog to push open because it snaps into place instead of sliding in.

the cover for the door was of very poor guality. The wind blows it off.

I have a 10lb little dog and this was way to small. Good size for a York's or very small breed under 8 lbs

Very difficult to install. I’m unsure of how quality it is yet but it was not an easy installation.

I had a prior door made by the same manufacturer which had the flap break. I ordered a new door which appeared on the site as one the same size. When I went to install it it was substantially smaller and flimsy; not at all the quality of the original door. Plastic bolts, a snap-on safety cover, and a weird filler system between the inside and outside of the door unit. Would not buy this again.

I have purchased many Petsafe Pet doors over the years. And each time I get one the quality has went down. This latest model that I purchased I’m rather disappointed in the design. I wish companies would stop and think. I just purchased a medium plastic door for my new home. Installation was to be expected. But the design! The inside black part that goes inside the cut door isn’t one piece anymore so they don’t even line up correctly. It even mentions it might not, so them please tell me why in the word you would want most of the black part on the outside exposed to the rain and elements! That doesn’t make sense. After I put it up I had to reread the directions because I thought I put it on the door backwards. I ended up taking off and putting the outside door on the inside of the house and the inside part on the outside. It works much better that way and keep the elements from getting inside my home. But the sucky part is, I can not longer lock the door for the inside. So which is worse? Letting the elements and rain get inside my door, or not being able to lock the door unless it’s locked from outside? All you have to do is make it lockable on both of the deal pieces. Then people can have it either way. But the cheap black plastic framing exposed to the rain and bugs and everything else. NO. If I didn’t already have a huge hole cut in my door I’d return it.