PETLESO Dog Door for Screen Door, Cat Door Screen Small Dog Door Insert for Sliding Door Easy Install, Small 8"×10"

Easy to follow instructions and solid installation. Good material with screws to secure the gate tight.

Love this item. Bought it for my miniature Shauzers. One is 8lbs the other 12lbs, bought the small. Works great, not too heavy, and comes with the screen already built in. Which others we tried were too heavy for my dogs, and we had to add the screen. This one was easy peezy. Dogs use it and are not afraid if it. The gaps around the flap are also very small, so bugs can't get it. Others had big gaps. Very pleased compared to others we tried. It's light weight, and cats would also love it.

Good

This is a very well made pet door. I just love it!

Great alternative to a hole in the wall. We put these on both of our backyard screen doors and our dog has no problem with using it. Quick and easy to install.

The media could not be loaded. I did extensive research on screen doggy doors. I had one for years it lasted until my screen gave out (note if you can, re-screen your sliding glass screen door (or even one of your windows for your kitties that need to come in and out ) with “pet screen” makes all the difference not only with the durability but installation and it will last for years and years and years!As with anything else, this product has evolved over the years and I am very secure in getting this review and I don’t give money trust me I don’t have time to do this but this is important because it’s pet related and it’s the most friendliest most trainable most durable was easiest to install just go on YouTube search for this and Will give you step-by-step’s oh and by the way I installed mine without removing my screen door! I love the fact that this product is not only adorable (usually I want “clean lines” as in do I need a dog print on my screen door? BUT this design gives enough plastic but yet enough screen area that they can see through push their snout/ nose against it and walk through without ripping it it’s a great design it has screws nuts and bolts that strongly secure the door from the outside and the inside you don’t need any glue and it has a magnet at the bottom and a locking mechanism. I chose (as per my pictures) to place mine at the far right against the frame of the sliding glass door because I have a 9 year old 23 pound miniature dachshund who can be a little sloppy getting through the door so I’m not going to have him “jump up into it” this is the perfect fit and I know so because I’ve had it installed for three weeks now and it’s fabulous I absolutely love it! Perfect time for summer because they want to go go out and then they tap on the glass to come in and then they tap on the glass to go out and then they tap on the glass to come and anyone with dogs understand what I’m talking about and also I have two wonderful cats that use the door as well it took them a little longer to figure it out a week or so with coaxing and treats there are training videos on YouTube as well. Let’s just say this is going to save my summer!Main points: replace what kind of screen you have in your sliding glass screen door with “pet screening” it’s very easy to install (do it yourself you don’t need to hire anybody: it’s screen, spline and the tool to put the spline in and of course scissors to cut the screen it’s definitely simple and ridiculously inexpensive! Quickly educate yourself on how to install it like I said YouTube. The doors comes in two sizes I’ll got the small one I have a 23 pound who runs in and out very easily as well as a 22 pound cat; as I said, read the dimensions and how to measure your pet from shoulder to paw before you order. The large one isn’t that much more expensive it installs the same way. I would recommend that large one for up to 20 inches from shoulder to paw. They crouch when they come in. I hope this helped anyone thinking about doing this because it will save your summer and make your pets so much happier!!!

Easy to install and works great

Clever design but they could have made this lighter in weight. We got the medium side with the rectangles. It looks like the small size with the dog print might be lighter. A concern because 1) makes me wonder how long the screen will be able to support it and 2) makes it cumbersome for my 25 pound dog to push it open without coaxing. At another house just cut hole, reinforced with gorilla tape, and put some weights at bottom to keep closed when not using. Kind of wish I had just done that again. But we will see. Clever design.