Can a cat claw through the plastic screens?
1957237
I immediately sent it back; too much like a regular Tutto case. In my opinion there was not sufficient ventilation for one cat/dog - let alone multiples.
1357426
If your cat has claws, I don't think it will hold up. I have had mine for a long time now, but I am also ensuring there is nothing sharp coming in contact with it.
265993
Depending on how wide the screen door, the Claw Guard may not cover the whole door, leaving exposed screen. It is made to protect the door jam as well as 2/3 of the rest of the door. Just check measurements. It is sturdy enough to keep the two separate. Our cats don't like it as a scratching surface either.
1204421
Probably not. I like it as it always my dogs to go in and out without any help. Do not have cats but see no problem with them getting around the screen door.
643552
My cat only has back claws but she just loves to be in it. So far no problems with the screens.
1387571
no the plastic is thermoset and not easy to cut, you will leave sharp edges. my kitten was unable to swat at the ball and I already put the whole thing in the garbage.
550631
It's pretty thick vinyl. Unlikely to be punctured by a cat jumping up on it and gently using its claws for a little grip. But if the cat keeps its claws sharp and was actively clawing on it, it could puncture.
1824562
It is not designed for that; however, I'm sure someone can rig something up whereby the tunnel is affixed to the screen. I believe a cat flap is much smaller than the opening in the tunnel, so it would probably have to be sewn to the screen. Of course, there would be no way for you to open the door because this entire unit would be in the way on the outside of the door. You'd have to enter and exit your house through another door.
756094
It's fabric screen not like window screen that they easily claw through. So i don't think so.
288098
I just put pet screen on my new screened porch. This screen is pet proof and having your cat climb on it will not hurt it. The builders that installed this screen showed me a picture of his dog climbing up the screen and that was proof for me. As far as ( no-see-ums ) I am from the south also and I haven't had the screen up that long so can't answer that one for you. I do know that the holes are very small and may deter them from getting in but I guess we'll find out next summer.
745393
Yes, it's just a solid sheet of clear plastic. Seems like a good idea to me, although I do not have cats.
159359
I don't have a cat but I would think it is cat proof.. My husky's scratch on it pretty hard and jump on it and the screen is not torn. It is very durable!
1416945
Yes, because there is also a bottom to it. Just remember that it is a cloth material and if your cat is aggressive then the cat could possibly claw at the material and rip it open.
331397
They're easy to wiggle under. The screen hangs loose in the bottom track and keeps bugs out but it can easily be pushed out for a pet sized opening. My cat gets out the bottom like it's an open door.
1208834
The door is plastic, and so are the latches. They operate from the inside. Security is relative. This door will probably keep out raccoons and such, but you could kick through the door. If you are worried about human entry, don't put the cat entry within reach of the door knob. That way a person can't break the cat entry and reach in to unlock your door. I wouldn't worry about an animal defeating the latches and plastic cat door. By the way, I have a medium sized cat and a medium sized door, and there have no problems at all.
756092
My cats were never able to rip through the screen. It is fairly heavy duty.
110454
The plastic seems pretty tough, but it has that brushed fabric feel to it. Cats claws may go through it, but I doubt a dog's claws will - unless they're really determined.