It's the pet door for your screen door or window. Swinging door with metal mesh screen snaps directly onto your existing screen for quick and easy installation.High impact polypropylene frame.
Average Customer Rating:
3.9 out of 5
Rating Snapshot
(8 reviews)
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6 of 8 (75%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
5
of 5
Written By:jlv208
easy to install
Date: August 11, 2008
"This product was easy to install. The directions could be made easier the pictures were not very clear. All in all my cat loves it and I do too. Would recommend this for anyone with a small pet."
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Review 2 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
5
of 5
Written By:Missycowgirl (
Pennsylvania
)
Date: April 29, 2008
"The cats and dog learned very quickly how to use this screen door......It was very easy to install too!!!"
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Review 3 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
3
of 5
Pet Satisfaction:
3
of 5
Appearance:
1
of 5
Quality:
3
of 5
Written By:liz634
doogy
Date: December 3, 2007
"likes it soft easy fast and fun"
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Review 4 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
5
of 5
Pet Satisfaction:
5
of 5
Appearance:
5
of 5
Quality:
5
of 5
Written By:sander1
Excellent,!!!!
Date: September 12, 2007
"The trick to this door is as follows.!!!! Re-screen your door using the thicker polyester pet screening..you can get this as tight as a drum without it tearing. It is a thicker product than the regular screening. Follow the instructions but put the screen door on your garage floor so you have a solid surface to work on. When you cut out the hole for the door put a 1"x 2" piece of wood under both sides of the door, but watch that you do not put the wood under the small locking clips. Put on the top half of the door in the correct location and do not use the mallet, Put a piece of a 1" x 2" over the top of the top piece and use a larger hammer to pound the top and the bottom pieces together. You have a solid base with the garage floor and the wood to protect the pet door from damage. The screen being slightly thicker than a regular screening will hold the two pieces together with no problem, After pounding in both sides then do the top and bottom of the door. This is the third one I have put in with no problems at all.....Try it. Good luck with your purchase...it works."
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Review 5 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
2
of 5
Pet Satisfaction:
5
of 5
Appearance:
2
of 5
Quality:
1
of 5
Written By:lspc
poor quality
Date: August 29, 2007
"I thought this was the coolest thing ever since I live in Military houseing and can not put one in the door. It feel apart the first day. I have super glued, hot glued and duct taped the thing to keep it together. NOT worth the money!!"
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Review 6 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
5
of 5
Pet Satisfaction:
5
of 5
Appearance:
5
of 5
Quality:
5
of 5
Written By:luvmycat (
MN
)
Great product
Date: April 20, 2007
"We bought this 3 years ago. So easy to use, and simple to install. My cat loves going out on our enclosed deck, but he wants in & out every 5 minutes. I think he thinks it's a game. I was getting tired of getting up to let him in & out, so when we saw this, we had to get it. Ozzy just loves it, a little scared at first as he kept getting his tail caught in the door, he would stop when his body got through, but not his tail, but he finally learned to take a run at it. Unfortunately we got a new patio door this winter, and forgot to take the pet door out. I'm on my way to get another one today!"
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Review 7 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
5
of 5
Pet Satisfaction:
5
of 5
Appearance:
4
of 5
Quality:
4
of 5
Written By:catluver (
hemlock, ny
)
Happy Cats!!
Date: March 13, 2007
"I purchsed a pet screen door by this manufacturer- (still the only one who makes them i believe) probably a good 5-6 or more years ago, and am still using the original one! I put it in a small window in my laundry room, which goes out by an enclosed walkway into an outdoor cat pen. The cats just love it! It stays open just about year round- every winter i cover the whole window screen, and screen door, with clear plastic attached with double-sided tape- cutting thru the plastic, around the pet door frame with a knife after attaching the plastic, to make a "storm door" out of it- so that the window can stay open in all but the worst, coldest, windiest weather. It has seen some major wear and tear from cat clawing over the years and is now plasticked itself, and I will be replacing it soon i guess. but it is still functioning after all these years, and I will buy one again! it definitely makes for happy cats!!!
i have had the cats occasionally pull it free from the window screen (you have to be careful to leave enough screen inside the pieces for it to anchor solidly to) but i have never had any touble getting it to secure again! it is very durable and i have even hit it with a metal hammer or even stepped on it to get the two halves to attach together again, and it has never even cracked! pretty durable for plastic i would say!!!
I highly recommend it for cats."
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Review 8 for PetSafe Pet Screen Door
Overall Rating:
1
of 5
Pet Satisfaction:
2
of 5
Appearance:
2
of 5
Quality:
1
of 5
Written By:neh3 (
Kernersville, NC
)
Stay away from this product!!!
Date: September 2, 2006
"This product is horrible! I have a screened in porch and installed this on my door and it has been nothing but trouble. We followed the instructions exactly - you remove the door, lay it on a flat surface, put the bottom side on, cut the screen out, lay the other side on top, and then pound the two sides together with a rubber hammer. I even purchased a rubber mallet/hammer for this door. It will not stay together! We have removed the door several times to "repound" it and after a few days it starts to come apart again. Now I am reduced to keeping a pair of pliers next to the door to keep squeezing the sides together at least once a day. My dogs are small - approximately 20 lbs. so they are not the problem. It is just a poor design. I am going to end up having to replace my screen door. I will probably replace it with a $200 door that already has the doggy door built-in. I am not a happy camper!"
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