What are the size of the holes in the gate face? I ask because I am using it contain small animals in my kitchen for playtime and they can squeeze.
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If I understand correctly you're asking for the size of the diamond shape slats in the gate: 1 3/8" x 1 3/4"
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Well it depends on what kind of animals you are referring to? This holes are not very big and contain children quite well. If you are talking puppies or cats then I think you are fine. But if you mean lizards or snakes then I would not recommend.
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I just measured mine, with the narrowest part of the opening measuring approximately 3 1/2 inches. I have a large German Shepherd and she does not have any issues.
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I have had my gate extended to 72 inches to block off a kitchen area.HOWEVER I velcroed both ends to the wall to make sure it would stay. We have an English Mastiff & a standard Poodle. The sight of the gate itself was enough of a deterrent that they never tried to get through it.
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I absolutely love the gate. I no longer come home to carnage in my kitchen, or tie dyed ceilings from what had been in the cooker. My dogs are rather large (between 45 and 75 lbs) so I couldn't say if a Chihuahua could fit through.
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I don't use the small door but it looks like you could take it off, can't say for sure. You could easily use something to tie it to the rest of the gate to keep it open as long as it's something other pets (if you have any) can't chew If you try to take it off it might break the other part of the gate but it's worth a try. Good luck!
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The gate comes with several sections, 14", 6", &, 5". Along with screw cap enders that are adjustable to provide the tensign to hold the gate in place. Depending on the size of the animal you are using it for you could make it work.
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There is a hole about half an inch in diameter that goes through the ball. I see no problem with stuffing some small treats in it that your dog will LOVE chasing!
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The holes are probably big enough for a small chihuahua to find a way through. I have large dogs and this works great for me.
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The holes are 7/8" square with rounded corners. I don't know how big your mice or voles are. Works for rabbits, squirrels and weedeaters.
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Main gate is 5". Others are about 4". My now 5 & 7 year old still love it after a year now!
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16 1/2" high x 10 1/2" wide with about a 5" rise. I have a toy poodle (9 lb) and a an Airedale/German Shepard mix (60 lb.) and neither has any trouble getting in or out through the opening. I hope this helps. Since I put in this pet door life has been GREAT for me and for them!
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Mine inside 7x12 and outside 9x15. My brother installed mine, so I don't know the measurements of the cut hole. I have weiner dogs (10 lbs and 16 lbs) and they fit just fine. Hope this helps. I really like the door. It works fine and so far, no rain as leaked into the house.
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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.
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If gate is secure with walls the animals would not be able to go through holes
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There are some little eyebolts that screw into the wall facing, sheetrock, etc. and clips on each end of the gate will clip into the eyebolts. If you are putting them into sheetrock, you will need a mollybolt or butterfly bolt to hold the screw-in eyebolts. This gate expands and locks in the middle to make it sturdy. It will open from either side - we usually just stepped over it. We had 2 Australian Shepherd puppies that needed to be contained in the kitchen area until they were big enough to go outside alone. This gate worked fine because they couldn't get through the wooden bars on the gate. Now they weigh 60 lbs and are outside. There are some little eyebolts that screw into the wall facing, sheetrock, etc. and clips on each end of the gate will clip into the eyebolts. If you are putting them into sheetrock, you will need a mollybolt or butterfly bolt to hold the screw-in eyebolts. This gate expands and locks in the middle to make it sturdy. It will open from either side - we usually just stepped over it. We had 2 Australian Shepherd puppies that needed to be contained in the kitchen area until they were big enough to go outside alone. This gate worked fine because they couldn't get through the wooden bars on the... » Read More There are some little eyebolts that screw into the wall facing, sheetrock, etc. and clips on each end of the gate will clip into the eyebolts. If you are putting them into sheetrock, you will need a mollybolt or butterfly bolt to hold the screw-in eyebolts. This gate expands and locks in the middle to make it sturdy. It will open from either side - we usually just stepped over it. We had 2 Australian Shepherd puppies that needed to be contained in the kitchen area until they were big enough to go outside alone. This gate worked fine because they couldn't get through the wooden bars on the gate. Now they weigh 60 lbs and are outside. « Show Less
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My opening was 36 1/2" and 35 1/2" at the baseboard. Worked well with the extension inserted. The 35 1/2" at the baseboard adjustment was almost all the way in on the adjustment, would only be able to go another 3/8" smaller. Very happy with the gate. We use it for our dog, the only issue is with the openings which are tapered at the top and bottom. It is possible for a pet to get their paws caught or wedged in there. I put heavy plastic ties at the top of the taper so they could not slide into the smaller opening.
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About a half inch to an inch smaller than the outer dimensions. Plenty of room for most small dogs, cats, and birds