UPC 796520343023

• Give your dog or cat the freedom to come and go as they please! Then, slide in the locking piece to keep unwanted critters out
• Keep your house warm & heating bills low: Weather-proof hard plastic flap with stiff bristles and gentle magnet closure creates a better seal than flexible flaps
• The opening is approximately 14.5" tall and 12" wide, which is perfect for a variety of breeds up to 100 pounds: labradors, collies, retrievers, German shepherds, basset hounds and more
• Adjusts to fit your door: Suitable for both solid and hollow doors of various widths, just trim the included plastic lining to cover any gaps in hollow doors
• Full assembly and installation instructions included; low maintenance and very easy to clean

Finding the right pet door is important, and there's a lot to consider. Of course, the size of your pet versus the size of the pet door is paramount, but have you considered what kind of winds the door's exterior experiences, or what kinds of creatures from your backyard might sneak in? Soft flap pet doors, flexible and safe, are a great choice for many pets and many houses, but with exposure to use and abuse from pets and weather alike, they tend to curl and lose their ability to create a seal. This offers plenty of opportunity for unexpected and unwanted guests like chilly breezes and woodland critters to enter through your pet door. The benefits of hard plastic pet doors: -- Secure locking mechanism keeps unwanted critters out when door is not in use, -- Weather-proof seal with bristles and gentle magnet closure insulates without being difficult for pets to open, -- Low maintenance and very easy to clean The door's opening is 14.5" tall and 12" wide, which is suitable for cats and many large breeds of dogs like labradors, collies, retrievers, German shepherds and basset hounds. If you're unsure, just take two measurements: the widest part of your dog, and from the top of their shoulders to the bottom of their chest. Leave an extra 1 to 2 inches of clearance for comfort and safety, and be sure to account for future growth if your dog is still young!