Does this item have the hard vinyl swinging cat door...it is what is shown in the picture but the video shows a soft vinyl flap.
1053757
Item has hard vinyl swinging door not a soft vinyl flap. Very good quality and a necessity if you have a cat that likes the outside. Has a switch that you can control whether or not the cat can come in or go out. Very handy and I do not regret buying it. My cat loves it.
1053758
It is made of a hard plexiglass material. I have a little Chihuahua and is easy for her to get in and out of.
1053759
Mine is a hard vinyl swinging cat door. And i love it by the way, we have had it quite a while.
1053760
Our pet window came with a hard plexi type door. Our cat are use to it now.
1053761
As in the picture. It comes with a hard vinyl swinging door. It also has buttons to manage if your cat is allowed to go out or not ( I use that when it storms). Or manage that the cat can come in but not out again. It is real good quality. I would buy it again if needed, however I am still having the one I bought it perfect condition.
949890
Mine looks like the one in the picture, but the form is a one piece foam structure. Not a plastic snap like yours. It came with two plush covers like the one shown. I've had it for at least six months and its still very good. my dogs love it.
397222
No ma'am, it does not have a door, or flap on it. It is simply just a opening for the cat to enter and exit. The unit In my opinion is very well designed and works wonderfully! Cleaning the box literally takes less than 30 seconds
431844
Yes there are sides that meet inside the opening. I got for the cats & it is a tight fit for them. If you have large cats get next size up. This cat door is great! Bought a different brand with hard door & couldn't get it to 1- fit our exterior door & then cats couldn't open it.
404221
The doorway is open, but for an additional charge you can purchase the flimsy flap, it just hooks on to the top. I have one of these and also bought a better version from Amazon for less money Van Ness CP7 Enclosed Cat Pan/Litter Box, Extra Large, for $13.00. I found this is a much better box that includes a swinging door, and is a sturdier construction.
1000029
Mine came with a clear plastic flap (one for each door) that are attached by velcro. I took one off because the feral cat using it was uneasy about them, but plan to put it back on once he starts using both entrances.
1419669
I did get the replacement flap and was please with it. Easy to install. It is my third or fourht order. I don't know anything about the sliding door to lock out the pets though.
1337432
Yes it does. My cat loves it. We have one end unzipped open at the window and she comes in and out as she pleases. We keep the other end zipped close.
1995222
Well, it does make some noise as the flap hits the seal around the swinging door. The flap is 3 pieces of thick plastic and to create a good seal for insulation purposes it has to rub against the seal. If you need something very quiet you can cut off the part that is making the noise but I do recommend this product as it is well made and matches our sliding glass door perfectly.
1267297
The opening is on the end, where you see the clear plastic flap partially open in the picture. You can remove the flap if you want (I do)...I have used these litter boxes for years, I think they are great!
1352332
Mine came with a clear flap. The brown that you see is the hard plastic door that covers the flap when you want to make the door inoperative such as when you might go on vacation etc.
98563
It has a rubber door flap with a magnetic strip at the bottom. It does come with a hard plastic door to "lock" it, so to speak. Our animals love it.
2245662
yes, the pet enclosure has two zippered doors, a zippered mesh cover and the floor is canvas solidly attached all the way around. It is lightweight and cleans up easily. The doors roll upward and velcro at the top. I used it for my cats and the small was big enough for a folded towel, a small litter box and toys.
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I think my SureFlap door would click open when my cat put his head about 2 inches from the door. And no, I never had any problems with it not opening. But mine is in the trash because the raccoons kept going thru it to get to the cat's food and after awhile the cat wouldn't use it any more. Be sure to get the raccoon-proof model, if you buy it! It was a good idea but mine turned out to be a waste if money.
1196930
My dog door only had 1 flap, and the replacement only had one flap. Actually, it's the flap that I replaced. The other piece was the plastic insert that you put in at night, and did not come with the replacement flap.
801659
I had a difficult time installing it on my screen door since I have "pet screen" which is thicker than regular screen, so I needed to return it. It is made out of hard plastic. If you ordered the small size and you have a sturdy cat, I think they could push it open.
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Not with the plastic guard flap in place, no. If it wasn't for that my cat would be able to though! I think the flap comes on the newer ones, but when I got mine last year I just had to email the company and ask for it. They sent it for free, and it was very easy to attach.