Pet Door Installers

This is a common concern, it may be possible for an intruder to crawl through a LARGE pet door. However, we recommend using the supplied security cover when the dog is not using the door. But what if the security cover is not used? An intruder may be dissuaded from intrusion by the simple fact that they may not want to face the LARGE dog that may be on the other side! Although it may not be the case, the dog door itself leaves the impression of a large, protective dog serving his/her family! A sign near the dog door that says “Guard dog on Duty” may provide additional peace of mind. If you still have concerns, we suggest placing a planter or other obstacle in front of the door to keep it out of view.

While it is possible, strong magnets, a long nylon brush and/or billowing flap edges creates an exceptional seal, and is an adequate deterrent. Most animals need to be trained to move freely through our pet doors, and when resistance is met, naturally will be timid of pet door flaps. For larger animals such as raccoons, these animals are attracted to smells as they naturally forage for food. Keeping pet food, treats, and other attractants away from openings, porches, and pet doors will likely take incentive away and encounters will end. Wild animals do not want an altercation with a domestic pet, and will only do so if a reward is possible.

First off, don’t remove that door! Over 60% of households in Idaho own pets. That means if you want to sell your house, it is probably an upgrade appreciated by the new owner. If you have an in wall, in door, the process can be reversed with some new siding, or a new door. In the case of an in glass, we will leave you the old glass, simply have the glass (without the pet door) replaced in your door.