Does it have a door where the cat goes in &amp; out?
397225
Right in front on left side. If you are looking at the picture That black area is an opening. I love it I have three of them. One on each floor of my home
1469401
No, it does not have a door on the top. It does have a small compartment for treats and small items though, and a slit for the seat belt.
1151497
Yes it comes with one. Order extra one to have around house as your cat will lose it at some point and they are hard to find. I think cat mate or another brand was developing a door that used you cats imbedded fri instead of collar. That would be huge improvement
1463055
It has a door that has a hinge that opens for the cat, and another hinge that opens up the top to allow cleaning with out removing the entire tip of the box. You can also easily remove the top half with 2 sliding latches. I don't use a liner because I just take it out back and hose / scrub it out. But you can buy standard cat box liners for it if its more convenient or live in a condo / apartment
1146716
There is no flap, just an opening. Essentially, the lid just sits on top of the litter box with a slight overhang that serves as the entrance. The cat crawls under and into the box. At first I was afraid my cat wouldn't use it because the entrance is hidden, however, he goes right in there and does his business. And my dog can no longer get in the litter. I'm very pleased with the purchase.
1865584
Yes-- it has two-way hinges between the panels, and a wooden grid covering one side of the fiber-screening. Both of mine were very well put together. Lightweight, but not flimsy. I have four cats, and only had to tell one of them to not scratch them. The others showed no interest, so they are not a big temptation for destruction by cats.
1759863
It does but it's designed to swing in and allow your cat into the box then when they push up against it to swing out. I don't know if that helped much more but it isn't set up for the cat to pull it forward with their paw to enter, they should push against it to get it to swing in and same thing on the way out rather than pawing it toward them it's designed to have them push against it to get out.
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.
1131612
Yes, the door has 4 states: 1. automatic(normal)- free exit and only chipped cats entry, 2. exit only, 3. entry only, 4. locked
1861451
No. This door would not keep any type of pet in. It does not sit flush to the frame, unless you tried to velcro the entire length of the door. Even then...there would be a space at the corners. Plus, the frame is very, very flimsy...so it wouldn't take much effort for your cat to just push right through.
664062
Yes it does have a slide down door and you can put it on either side so if your out side with the dog and you don't want them to go in. Hope this helps you.
1631754
No, only a small pet door that can be left open or shut. It is easy to get in and out for an adult as one section obviously opens. I can reach in and pick up my 14-pound Pekingese. No problem!
1244052
It does have door openings on both ends. I would remove the plastic kitty door so air can circulate. I guess if it was too hot, they wouldn't use it.
147071
No, if a small dog can go through it and a small baby then a cat will be able to go through the door unless it is locked with the locking partition.
1562125
No it does not. Also albeit nicely constructed due to the ceramic material my cats still preferred the kitchen sink. A lot of money for that disapointment. If your cat (s) don't already drink from a well they may not like this no matter how nice it looks.
1338462
There are clear plastic flaps for doors....I haven't checked to see if they are removable, but my cat can easily go in and out and see out the clear plastic
28957
There are 2 pieces of plastic about 2" long with a lip on the end, if you want to stop dog or cat from going in or out you slide them in the slot on the bottom of the door. There is one slot on each side of the door if you don't have them you could find or make something to work in place of them.