PetDoors Blog
Rachel Long
April 14, 2016
It can be intimidating learning how to pick a dog door that will work the best for you. With hundreds of dog door sizes and options out there, how...
Nick Pullano
December 18, 2015
Not all dogs are alike. Some are brown, some are white. Some have spots, some have stripes. Some are small and some are big… really big.
Since all ...
Rachel Long
December 13, 2015
Every dog parent wants what’s best for their beloved pet. But whether they are worried about potential security risks or can’t make any changes to ...
Rachel Long
September 13, 2015
What makes a cat door different than a dog door? Technically, not a whole lot! Cat doors are usually rigid flaps, and smaller than dogs doors, but ...
Paul Kan
June 3, 2015
Border collies are great dogs if you are up to the challenge. Having a pet door can help, but make sure the dog door you choose can survive a border collie.
Kelsey Youmans
November 25, 2014
We get calls from quite a few customers that are trying to find a pet door for their senior pet. Some say that they have never had a pet door befor...
Alan Lethers
October 23, 2014
I spoke to a woman today who needed two new replacement flaps for her pet door. The current retail of this to-be-kept-nameless pet door is $129 + ...
Nick Pullano
May 13, 2014
If you had a dog, you'd want a "dog" door. Or, if you had a cat, you'd want a "cat" door. Since you own both, you'll want a "pet" door. Right? Well.... Not exactly. In actual fact what's important is that the pet door you're considering be a good fit for the pets you have. So don't pay any attention to the terms "dog door" or "cat door".
Just measure!
Mia Daniele
May 12, 2014
While doggy doors offer convenient access for your pets and enrich their lives in many positive ways, many pet owners hesitate to get one for them...
Nick Pullano
March 21, 2014
You’ve already invested in great things for your furry friend: toys, treats, and other goodies. Many times, a pet door is the last thing owners thi...
Nick Pullano
January 25, 2014
There is a tune that rings all too familiar throughout the pet owner community; let's see if you recognize it. It’s the middle of the night, and th...
Nick Pullano
December 12, 2013
PetDoors.com always appreciates any customer reviews that we receive, but we felt this particular review deserved to be featured. Below is an exce...
Cynthia Herrera
August 5, 2013
When you realize pet doors are a great necessity to your lifestyle, there are many questions that come along. Our pet door experts are readily avai...
Nick Pullano
June 7, 2013
If you have a dog door, dog house or kennel, you may have seen pet awnings sold or customer reviews on google about the awnings going over these d...
Nick Pullano
March 29, 2013
Just like humans need doors that fit all shapes and sizes and are easily accessible, so do our canine friends. Unlike a house door that accommodate...
Nick Pullano
March 21, 2013
Has your heating bill increased since you installed a pet door? Did you know there are more energy-efficient dog doors? Most energy-efficient dog d...
Nick Pullano
February 22, 2013
Finding the best pet doors for cats is influenced by a number of important factors. You want your cat to have the freedom to go outside or come ins...
Nick Pullano
December 27, 2012
According to Green America, drafty windows and doors can increase your heating bill during the winter months by around 20 percent. You don’t need t...
Nick Pullano
August 30, 2012
Catholes are small, "flap-less" doors intended for indoor use (generally in closet doors for easy access to a cat’s litter box in enclosed spaces,...
Nick Pullano
April 16, 2012
It can be hard deciding which pet door to get. Sometimes you need a quick and easy fix, and sometimes you need the most energy efficient pet doors ...
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If you had a dog, you'd want a "dog" door. Or, if you had a cat, you'd want a "cat" door. Since you own both, you'll want a "pet" door. Right? Well.... Not exactly. In actual fact what's important is that the pet door you're considering be a good fit for the pets you have. So don't pay any attention to the terms "dog door" or "cat door". Just measure!
