There are so many pet doors available that we thought it might be helpful to set up a section devoted just to cat doors and cat flaps. What's the Difference?

One of the biggest questions that our customers have when they think about a cat flap is how they're going to contain the cat once he gets out into the yard.

Patio Pacific Inc strongly recommends that it is very dangerous for the cat if you simply let her roam the neighborhood.

Both Purr...fect Fence and Cat Fence-In have containment systems to keep your cat confined safely in your yard. Check them out.

Bandobi has some really exciting cat enclosures which you may prefer to the yard enclosure concept.

Either way, you'll keep your cat safe and that's what matters.

Also, we couldn't resist giving you a link to Hawkswill Custom Wood Works. They specialize in exotic cat-oriented wood products including cedar lined litter boxes and much, much more.

Notes:  If you want to install a cat flap in a wall, it's going to be easier if you choose one that accepts tunnel sections that will "frame out" the wall for you. You'll find these tunnel sections at "Cat Door Tunnel Sections".

If you get an electronic or magnetic cat flap, you'll find extra collar keys for it at "Cat Flap Collar Keys".  We think it's a good idea to keep a spare handy.

Cat flaps are so popular that everyone makes one. Mostly these are "Me Too" versions with nothing new to contribute or else they've been superseded by newer models.

We've selected the best for this page. The rest are at "Other Cat Flaps".