Trixie Vinyl Dog Door Flap, Fits 9.4 x 14.2-in Wooden Dog House Opening, Replacement Doggie Door Curtain Flap for Wooden Doghouses

good idea but chickens won't go through it to get inside coop at night..... I thought that having a see-thru wind block would be a good idea but the chickens would only go out, not back in, no matter what I did (they'd go in, through the flap to lay eggs and go back out but wouldn't come through it at night........chicken logic, huh ?) Might be great for smarter animals or even smarter chickens but mine are dumb......

I ordered 2 flaps to install on 2 feral cat houses I constructed for the winter hoping this would be a great solution to keeping draft out. Gorilla construction glue didnt work. Plastic was too smooth. I ended up taping it to the container. But when I saw one of the bigger cats attempt enter the house, he forced his head out as it became stuck between the plastic. He didnt enter the house. I checked the flaps and they were stiff, cold and quite sharp….as vinyl would be in very cold temps. This would probably cause some trauma to the cats head or neck. I immediately tore the flaps off the houses. I think in moderate temps this product is ideal. But reconsider a different type of material if you are in a region where temps are below freezing. I should’ve known better!!

I used this to make a dog door for my slider. It has held up well! I would recommend.

This item worked REALLY well for our chicken coop. The Gurls love it and negotiate it easily both in and out of the coop. The interior temp stays regular throughout the day when the temp drops outside. Easy to install. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.Coach

We have two cats, one of which is positively huge and thinks he has to dig for five minutes (hyperbole) to bury his waste. We had clouds of litter dust settling all over our bathroom and attached bedroom. NOT GOOD FOR ANY OF US! This flap (and packaging tape over the inside handle openings) has stopped the cloud from leaving the litter box - and I am one very happy camper!

I used several of these as entries for a feral cat shelter I made. They’re made well and sturdy. They hold up well to wind and weather which is exactly what I needed.

Got it for our chicken coop to keep out the Cold Minnesota North wind. Does the job! Took the Chickeys a little time to figure it out.

I like the weight of the door.

Expensive piece of polythene, too thick to fall back in place. Difficult to fit, doesn’t close back properly so doesn’t keep any draught out. Only good for outside door kennels

My dog decided to chew up the last plastic door so decided to try this one. So far it has stayed intact & does seem to be pretty strong. The only problem with the thickness of the plastic it can get bent inwards which can lead to rain dripping in, however think this would also depend on your kennels design. Overall good product.

Well I just love animals and after my staffy passing away, a lovely half Siamese kitten as been on our back garden since summer and I thought with winter now up on we, I would make a small box and bedding and the plastic door did the trick to finish it off.Hopefully the cat will use it still being 80% wild.

la porte est fixée et pour l' instant ( quelques mois après achat ) elle tient toujours et ferme assez bien l' entrée de la niche .

Its good and sturdy, but alas, cannot use it, the flap hits the cat bedding stops the cat getting in