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Cat flaps and barriers

PetSafe cat flaps and barriers that give your cat the freedom to come and go without compromising on home safety.

Cat · Cat flaps and barriers

PetSafe cat flaps and barriers that give your cat the freedom to come and go without compromising on home safety.

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Cat flaps and barriers: which one to choose

A cat flap fits into a door or wall so your cat can go in and out alone, while a barrier limits access to certain rooms or protects a staircase.

Check the thickness of your door

Measure your door's thickness before fitting a flap: some PetSafe models take a tunnel extension for thicker doors or walls. Threshold barriers work with a dedicated receiver collar.

Secure without shutting your cat in

A multi-position flap can be locked at night or set to let only your cat through, depending on the model. Threshold barriers stop wandering into a risky area without fully isolating the cat.

Fitting it properly

Fitting a flap or barrier usually takes simple tools and around twenty minutes. Check the maker's instructions before drilling, especially on a glass door or a thin partition wall around the frame.

Why buy it at Animorix

Browse the full cat training and safety range, our car safety accessories for cats and the travel and transport section. Free delivery from £99 and returns within 14 days.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a cat used to a flap?
Lock the flap open for a few days first, then let your cat work the flap itself at its own pace, with a reward each time.
What door thickness does a cat flap need?
Check the product page: most standard models suit ordinary doors, and a tunnel extension is available for thicker doors or walls.
Is a cat barrier useful in a flat?
Yes, it limits access to a room, a kitchen or a staircase without fully stopping your cat from moving around.
Can a cat flap be locked at night?
Multi-position models usually offer a locked, in-only or free-passage setting, which is handy overnight.