Cat Doors

Cat doors come with as many options as do dog doors. This means that prices for kitty doors can vary widely depending on the quality and installation method. The highest quality cat doors are designed to be energy efficient so you don't lose a lot of your home's energy whether it be heat or air conditioning.

For example, if you purchase a cat door for sliding glass doors that features dual-pane glass, dual flaps, or both, it will cost more than a single-flap, single-pane patio cat door.

Not everyone needs a super efficient cat door; it depends on what the weather is like where you live. But if conserving home energy is a priority for you, then it is well worth the extra cost of purchasing a cat door that is designed to be energy efficient.

The most common styles are cat doors for windows. This is probably because they are very easy to install, usually without needing tools of any kind. Most window cat doors just sit in your window tracks and are secured by closing the window down to the top of the cat door.

Some cat doors for windows also offer double pane glass for increased energy efficiency. Not all pet door manufacturers make cat doors for windows. The ones we carry are Ideal Fast Sash Pet Doors, Hale Pet Doors for both vertical and horizontal sash windows; and Thermo Sash IIIe models by Patio Pacific featuring the famous Endura Flap.

Automatic cat doors are for people who don't want the entire neighborhood of cats or other critters like raccoons getting into their home. These collar activated cat doors won't open for any other animal except for your cat or cats…and only if they are wearing a special key on their collar.

Cat doors for screen doors are also quite popular, especially during the warmer summer months. cat doors for walls and cat doors for doors are always in demand in all seasons. Because you have to cut a hole through a wall or door to install these models they are more popular with homeowners than they are with folks who lease.

Another very popular style are indoor cat doors. People like to install these in basement doors or closet doors where they keep the cat litter box hidden.

In addition to the fine brands of cat doors already mentioned we are also Authorized Online Retailers for PetSafe cat doors, CatWalk cat doors and Staywell cat doors including the popular Staywell Magnetic Cat Flap.