My cat is 25 pounds. Is the flap 7.5x10.5 or is the whole thing that size?
920185
That's the size of the door,not the overall size.It's not a flap,it's a door,much better.This is the largest durable and reliable Cat Door I know of.My fiance has one that two cats go in and out frequently and it's over 10 years old-zero problems.Same company ,same materials,same quality as the one I recently bought.
920186
My cats are about 10 and biggest one is 19 Pounds, however my dog is 15 pounds and all of them go thru. the cat flap.
1175915
It would - I have a 20lb cat and a 24lb dog and they use it with no problems. It is a great cat flap - super happy with it :)
2170118
The actual size of the hole once the cat pushes the flap up is 5 3/4 inches wide by 4 7/8 inches high
1445689
The opening is just about--my cat is a little bigger--but the pan itself is small for that size cat. A big cat will find footing difficult, and may send the litter box falling over (happened with mine). She has a pan a couple sizes up that's better, and my smaller 10 lb kitty uses the CP6 fine.
2179361
You bet! I love my sure flap MC door for my 13 lb cat. It can bet programmed to let them in, and locked outbound...and vice versa. This is my second purchase of this brand door for my cat. I originally purchased the small one and soon my tabby boy grew to 12 lbs and 6 mos ago purchased the larger size. Highly recommend.
280209
About 6" x 6" (and that is actual opening, not including the arch). I have a 13 lb cat that fits just fine.
205545
There are 5 different sizes- xs, s, m, l and xl. If you scroll down thru all the info, they will tell you the measurements. I have a large and the flap is 10x16. There is a solid bar on the bottom with a magnet. My dogs go from a 25 lb French Bulldog to 50lb chows and they all use it.
850225
the actual opening is 5-3/4"x6" and my 14+# panther cat fits through no sweat -- it's kind of amazing, since he's pretty tall. important not to have it at floor level, more like 4-6'' off the ground. From the outside ours is at least 8-10" off the ground and neither our big cat nor our tiny cat (6#) have trouble with it. If he wants to go in or out, I bet your cat will be just fine -- the hardest part I've found is simply getting them to push the door open with their noses.
469619
The flap is along the 5-7/16 end. I don't know the dimensions on an A-7 envelope and card but the envelopes I use are 5-3/16 x 7-1/4 with the card being slightly smaller.
1046657
I can't remember the flap size as I am not at the property I installed it in - but I know it comfortably allows an average sized Beagle to fit through.
2079048
William, thank you for your question! We do apologize for the misinformation. The approximate measurements for the PetSafe XL Freedom Flap are 13 5/8" x 23".
853468
Small is listed as up to 15lbs and 5-1/4" x 8-1/8" for the flap. (More sizing can be found on their website, currently at http://store.petsafe.net/freedom-aluminum-doors.)
1751525
The dimensions of the flap are 10" wide x 17" tall. However, the width of the entire opening is 13". My large lab/retriever mix fits through with ease.
587266
The flap is 10.5" by 15.75". Keep in mind that, once installed, the top of the flap is 22" off the floor. My 105 pound Labrador zips right through it.
1722754
That is a big cat. Our cat weighed 17 pounds but since then has lost one or two pounds but fits through the opening. At 20 pounds it might be a tight fit.
1647216
I believe a 25 pound dog would fit although maybe just a bit snug. He would not be able to turn around in it without difficulty. It is a very roomy carrier with lots of open views for the animal so that they would not feel so confined. It is very well made and the door system works well. My 14 pound cat fits in there with room to spare.
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Opening size.... 5" wide, 8.25" tall and about a couple of inches from the ground to the bottom of the flap.