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A door with a cat flap lets your pet leave the house and return inside without needing to open the doors for them. The doors are available in various sizes to accommodate dogs and cats and also have features that help to stop draughts and unwanted animals. Introduce your pet to the door before installing it. It will be easier to familiarize them with the size, shape and movement. Easy to install Cat flaps can be installed everywhere They can be installed on your garage door or laundry room, to allow your pets access to the cat food and litter box and even on your bedroom door to allow them to come in without waking you awake. The key is to pick the right flap and properly install it. There is a wealth of useful advice online and a thorough DIY guide can help you avoid costly mistakes. The first thing you need to do is measure the height and width of your pet. You will require a cat flap big enough that your pet can fit through, but not too big that it invites unwanted visitors such as dogs and stray cats. It is also important to consider the location of the door and whether you want to secure it at night or limit entry to a specific time of day. Modern flaps come with a range of options that make it easier for you and your pet to access the door. The option of selective entry can be used to unlock the flap using a magnetic key or the microchip on the collar of your pet. These options will ensure that only your pet can unlock the flap, and that stray pets cannot get into your home. Once you've measured the height and width of the area and are ready to begin installing your cat flap. If you are installing it on the glass of a door, you will need to talk to a glazier that is skilled in working with this type of material. Glass is fragile, so you should wear protective gear when cutting it. After you've cut the opening, put masking tape over the holes. This will stop you from drilling into the door frame. Next, you will need to sketch a template of where your cat flap will be placed on the door. Utilizing a spirit-level, you can ensure that the markings are straight. Once you are done, screw the flap of your cat together. It's a good idea apply a coat of paint to the edges of your cat flap, to protect them from water damage and rotting. Easy to clean Cat doors make it easier for cats to go outside and can keep them stimulated and active. Cat doors can also help to prevent accidents within the home by allowing cats to go outside whenever they want to. They aren't easy to keep clean as they can attract dirt and dirt. This is particularly true in winter. You can avoid this by regularly cleaning the flaps. Use mild detergent and lukewarm or warm water to wash the pet door's frame as well as PVC vinyl flaps. Wipe the flaps down with a soft, clean cloth then rinse them in clean water. You can also apply a vinyl protectant to the flaps to prolong their life. This is a great option if your cat likes to scratch the sides of the flap when trying to push through it. Start by propping the flap open and enticing your cat with treats or toys. Gradually lower cat flap fitters until your cat is comfortable pushing it. This method can aid your cat to get comfortable using the flap, and lessen the anxiety and fear associated with it. You can also try to remove any stressors that may be around the cat flap, such as loud or alarming noises and addressing them by the help of a professional. A cat flap can also be used by other animals to gain access to your home. These creatures may be aggressive or feral, and they can cause damage to your property. They may also carry diseases that can be dangerous to your pet. Consider purchasing a cat-flap that comes with a lockable feature to avoid this. These can be locked so that only your cat is able to access and leave your home, which could reduce the possibility of other animals entering. You can purchase a cat flap with a microchip to restrict your cat's outside access. You can also track your cat's movements and track where they go. This is helpful if you need an appointment with a vet or if he feels unwell. Easy to train It is possible to teach your cat how to use the cat flap on a door to explore the outdoors without putting it in danger. It can also help you save time by reducing the number of times you have to open and close the door. It is important to keep in mind that every cat is unique and require different forms of training. Some cats can use the cat flap instantly and others may require assistance. Introduce your cat to the flap before installing it. This will allow them to become familiar with the shape and size of the flap, and they'll be less likely be nervous about using it once it's installed. It is possible to prop the flap up for the first couple of weeks to let your cat see in and out. You can also grease the hinges and flap connections to make it easier for your cat. This will allow them to push through and will make the door quieter and quiet, which is beneficial when you reside in an area that has lots of traffic. If your cat continues to be cautious, you may be thinking about changing the door to one that has a smaller flap that's easier for them to push through. If your cat is reluctant to walk through the door then encourage them to do so by offering them treats and a rousing sigh. You can also rub their paws or head against the door of their cat to help them get used to it and make it less threatening. Once they're comfortable with the door, you can remove the prop and letting them nip through with their heads or paws. Once they're used to using the cat door, you can begin permitting them to go out at specific times of the day. In the ideal scenario, you should make sure they go out only when it's safe, and you can also purchase cat doors that have built-in timers that let you set when the cat door opens and closes. This will help prevent your cat from coming back in when you're not ready to come home. Easy to maintain A door with a cat flap allows your pet to come and go without having to open the door for them. This is crucial for cats who want to feel in control of their actions, especially when you're away from home. It also helps to prevent strays and other neighbourhood cats from entering your home. There are a variety of pet doors available on the market, from basic single flap options to sophisticated microchip cat flaps. Microchip cat doors are the most sophisticated models and use radio frequency identification (RFID) to identify your pet's microchip. This means that there is no need for large magnets as well as other accessories that can be uncomfortable or hazardous for your cat. Traditional single flap pet doors have a rigid flap attached to the frame's inner. The bottom of the door can be supported by springs or weights to offer better protection from weather. They can also close when the pet is gone. Some models of cat and dog doors have an open flap of polycarbonate that is attached to the outside of the frame assembly, that allows for better visibility and a more weather-resistant seal. Another kind of pet door is an automatic or electronic model. They have a motor that raises a panel to allow your pet in or out. This is an excellent option for those who need to work long hours, or simply cannot be home to let their pets inside. An electronic door is more secure than a traditional door as it can be programmed to ensure that only certain times are used. This will help conserve energy by keeping the home sealed. This is helpful if you'd like to limit your pet's access to outside during the bad weather conditions or during the evening. It is important to clean the pet door often, regardless of the kind you select. It is best to clean it regularly, before it gets too filthy, using gentle dish soap or Simple Green cleaner. This will help prevent the growth and spread of germs and bacteria.