PETOUCH Large Dog Door for Walls with Attached Magnets, Weatherproof Pet Doors for Petite to XXXL Sized Dogs or Other Pets, Upgraded and Thickened, 11" x 16" Opening Flap Size, Easy Installation

My dog put her head through it on her fourth trip thru itand tried to pull it back in. That scared her and it took about a month before she willingly went through it again. Now sh likes it and the difference between this and a flapper door as far as leakage of air there is comparison. I would walk by the old flapper type door and feel the cold air in winter. This door I feel nothing coming thru!

Little cheap. But seems function great so far and tremendous difference with dogs going outside now. Recommend

I bought this doggy door for my 3 Labrador retrievers so they can take themselves outside. This was the best door I could find without spending $5-600+. It seems pretty well made and durable. I did have to return the first one as the corner got bent during shipping.I live in PA - so weather here is mostly cold and rainy. It was important to me to find a door that was energy efficient. There’s nothing energy efficient with a hole in the side of your house- but you try to find the closest thing to it. I had my dad who is a contractor install the door for me so I can’t attest to the installation part, but will report there was minimal swearing and only took about an hour to complete. Extra insulation was padded around the frame of the door and framed into the wall so it won’t budge over time and use.Pros:Built wellThe magnets are pretty strongDoor flaps are thickSize is very bigLooks very cleanCons:The metal door- why is it only notched on the one side beats me. I will say I’m glad it came with the hardware (the thing with the spring that holds the door up by the notch) as we just added it to the other side with a second notch so the door isn’t crooked, I added a photo. Bonus- it adds a layer of security as the door can only be opened from the inside. Unless you break it from outside in.The magnets seem to not want to stick when they get a little dirty, so I have to wipe them with a wet cloth from time to time.Things I can’t really comment on at this time, but will update after a few months of use:The door flaps- yes I had them as a pro, but being in PA in January it does get pretty cold. I noticed the flaps get very stiff and with a breeze will not magnetize and cold air flows in. You can see this door was build in a closet, so I’m able to close the door and not feel the draft, but if you plan on buying this door please keep that in mind. It could be that after some use this may not be a problem as the material stretches and becomes more fluid- but it’s at least worth mentioning for the time being.

I'm very happy with the door and my dogs love it! My in-laws have a 150 lb. white lab that even fits through it! They love being able to go out whenever they want. I bought it on Amazon in November 2022 and have had no issues with it, but I am now in need of a replacement XL 14" x 23" magnetic flap. Mine has ripped and I don't see anywhere online or on PETOUCH US store where you can just purchase a replacement flap. Can someone help me with where I can find the replacement XL flap? Thanks!

I loved the door but the springs in the hinges that make them return closed broke. Can find replacement parts $179 and only made it about 17 months.

This is not fit a wall, unless your walls are 2.5 inches or less… who cares if they were built with 2x4 or 2x6 studs, much less siding and sheet rock.

Our dog is Doberman - Lab mix, so she is tall with a deep chest.We tried a door that was for a 'large dog' that could be installed in a screen for a sliding glass door. Many times she knocked the dog door off, and a few times she dislodged the screen door.I found this one which is about the same width, but taller. Though it mentions screen doors, the minimum door thickness is greater than a screen thickness. I thought I would try this anyway and added weather stripping to the inside of both door halves, resized the hole in the screen, and assembled it to the door. Works great. Added benefit is that the door is more secure than the last one and has brushes around the door to better keep the bugs out.She has knocked the door partially off its track a couple times, but that has only occurred when she spots a squirrel and her aim for the door is a little off, but the dog door has remained in tact.I would suggest that the manufacturer make a kit for sliding door screens.

We installed this dod door about 2 months ago. It is a great door. It is very high-quality and we have had absolutely no issues with it. Our dog loves it and would highly recommend this door.