You may have heard about Lilly, the cat who went missing more than two years ago.

Her person, Alexis, did everything. Searched the neighborhood, posted flyers, asked everyone. But Lilly had vanished. No sign. No leads. Just… gone.

We assumed the worst.

But then, out of nowhere, Alexis got a call from a vet clinic.

Someone had brought in a stray, and when they scanned for a chip — it was Lilly!

Two years later.

She’s a little rough around the edges, but she’s okay. And today she’s home.

What can we all learn from this? If your pet isn’t microchipped, it’s time. That one little detail can make all the difference.

Why microchipping your pet matters

After hearing about Lilly’s return, it’s hard not to think about how much a tiny chip can change everything. For pets who get lost, proper identification can be their ticket home.

What is a microchip for dogs and cats?

A microchip is a small device, about the size of a grain of rice, that’s placed just under your pet’s skin, usually between the shoulder blades. It’s done with a needle, like a routine shot, and it only takes a moment.

Each microchip carries a unique ID number. When a lost pet is found, a vet or shelter can scan the chip, pull up the number, and contact the owner, as long as the registration info is up to date.

Are microchips worth it?

Collars and tags are still important, but they’re not foolproof. Pets slip collars. Tags fall off. A microchip stays with your pet for life.

Some key benefits:

• It’s permanent and can’t be removed or lost.
• It’s a low-pain, low-maintenance procedure.
• It won’t wear out or run out of battery.
• It’s especially helpful for pets who don’t wear collars or tend to escape.

The AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) recommends microchipping as part of a layered approach to pet identification. That means: yes to a chip, and yes to visible ID tags too. Both play a role in getting lost pets home safely.

How microchips work in dogs and cats

Microchips don’t use GPS or batteries. Instead, they contain tiny components, an antenna and a capacitor, sealed in a safe, pet-friendly material. When a scanner passes over the chip, it activates a radio signal that sends the pet’s ID number to the screen.

That number links to a registration database, so again, keeping your contact info current is everything.

In the U.S., microchips vary by manufacturer and frequency. Some are ISO-compliant (15-digit codes), while others use 9- or 10-digit codes. Most vets and shelters have universal scanners that can detect both.

Microchip registration is critical

This part’s big: A microchip doesn’t do much if it’s not registered.

Be sure to:

• Register your pet’s chip with the manufacturer or your vet’s registry
• Keep your contact info current (especially if you move or change numbers)
• Ask your vet to scan the chip during checkups, just to make sure it’s working

Installing a wall pet door might sound like a big project, but it’s actually pretty straightforward. With just a few basic tools (and everything you need right in the box), this is the kind of Saturday morning win that will leave you wondering why you didn’t do it sooner.

It’s a straightforward process: measure, mark, cut, and install. And with a little help (grab a buddy), the whole thing can come together even faster.

A pet door for the exact spot you want it

Here’s what really makes a dog door for wall placement such a smart upgrade: you can install it wherever it makes the most sense for your space. Unlike doors that need to go in an existing entryway, wall-entry pet doors give you the freedom to choose the perfect spot.

Got a fenced side yard? Install it in a laundry room wall.

Want to keep your back door clear? Use a hallway, mudroom, or the quiet corner your cat loves.

With a telescoping frame that fits most standard walls, this door goes where you need it.

It’s a small project with a big daily impact. Your pet gets the freedom to come and go, and you get fewer interruptions.

Helpful tips from pet parents who’ve done it

Bring a buddy

Some steps are easier with two people, like feeding the frame through the wall and lining everything up. Grab a partner and get it done in half the time.

Measure your pet

Before you buy your dog door for walls, you’ll just need your pet’s height and width. Shoulders and chest are the key spots. If they’re extra fluffy or curvy, give them a little extra room. Make sure the door’s opening is bigger than both measurements for a comfy fit. Here’s how to measure your pet 

Watch the install video first

Wondering how to install a wall dog door? The step-by-step wall dog door installation video makes everything clearer, from using the template to lining up both frames. It’s a quick watch and worth it before you grab your tools.

Use a vacuum as you go

Cutting into the wall creates some dust and maybe a little insulation. Cleaning as you go makes the job easier — and tidier.

Finish with a little caulk

Seal around the edges with silicone caulking (not included) for a clean, weather-tight finish.

FAQ

Real questions from real pet people

Q: Is it difficult to install a dog door in a wall?

It’s easier than you think! Most pet owners are surprised at how simple the process is. The door comes with everything you need: template, hardware, and step-by-step instructions that are actually easy to follow. But if you're unsure about cutting into your wall, a licensed handyman or contractor will make quick work of pet door wall installation.

Q: What if I don’t have all the tools?

You don’t need a full workshop. A jigsaw or reciprocating saw, drill, stud finder, level, and a masonry bit for exterior walls should cover it.

Q: Can I put this in a brick or stucco wall?

You sure can. Just use a masonry drill bit and take your time. If you’re not comfortable with that kind of work, it’s a great time to bring in a pro.

Q: How long does installation take?

For most pet parents, it’s an afternoon project. Experienced DIYers might wrap it up in under two hours. If your wall is stucco or brick, give yourself a bit more time.

Q: Where’s the best place to install it?

That’s the beauty of a wall pet door: it goes where you need it. Install it in a mudroom, laundry room, hallway, or any wall with safe, clear access to your yard or outdoor space.

Q: What if I change my mind later? Can I move it?

Technically, yes, but you’ll need to patch the wall. If you're a renter or just want a more flexible option, check out our pet doors for sliding glass doors. They install easily and can go with you when you move.

Q: Will it hold up to extreme weather?

Yes! The dual-flap design of our Easy-to-Fit Wall-Entry Pet Door creates an airlock that helps insulate your home. It keeps cold drafts out in winter and hot air out in summer. And the flaps stay shut even on windy days, as pet parents have noted.

Q: Will it work for big dogs? What about cats?

Absolutely. Just measure your largest pet to ensure a comfortable fit. Most pet people use the same wall-entry door for dogs and cats. The only rule is that everyone has to be able to fit through! Here’s how to measure your pet 

A simple project that your pet will appreciate

Installing a wall-entry pet door is easier than you think, and the payoff is immediate. You’ll have fewer interruptions and a happier, more independent pet.

Now go ahead and say it: “I got this.”

Let your pup come and go like the VIP they are

Tired of playing doorman for your dog? You’re not alone.

Whether it’s a potty break during your favorite show or a sudden need to sniff the backyard at 2 a.m., sliding glass doors aren’t exactly built for spontaneous doggy adventures.

That’s where a doggy door for your sliding glass door comes in.

It gives your pup the freedom to explore, sunbathe, or do their business without you having to stop what you’re doing every single time.

And honestly, it’s a little life-changing.

In this guide, we’ll walk through some options, how to choose the right one, and what to consider when shopping for a doggy door for slider. You’ll be ready to give your dog the access they want (and you the peace you need).

This clean, comfortable living room shows how a doggy door for sliding glass doors can be both style and convenience for you and your pet.

Why doggy doors for sliding glass doors are a game changer

Let’s start with the obvious: freedom. Not just for your dog, but for you too.

With a doggy door installed in your sliding glass door track, your dog can head outside when they want to sniff the air, stretch their legs, or take care of business. No need to bark, whine, or wait.

It helps with your schedule, your sleep, and your sanity. Plus, it can ease anxiety for pets who get nervous when they can’t get outside fast enough. No more accidents by the door or sad eyes staring at you while you’re on a Zoom call.

For older dogs or those with mobility issues, having easier access without needing your help every time can make a big difference in their quality of life.

These doggy doors are also a great choice for renters or homeowners who want flexibility. Since they are installed into the sliding door track with no cutting required, they’re easy to remove and take with you when you move — no permanent changes to walls or doors are needed.

Types of doggy doors that work with sliding glass doors

Not all sliding glass doors are built the same — and the same goes for doggy doors. The best patio doors dog door for your home depends on your door type, your climate, and your pet’s size.

Ideal Pet offers options for both common sliding door types:

• Vinyl patio doors, which tend to have thicker frames and tracks
• Aluminum patio doors, which are often older and have narrower tracks

Each type requires a different fit, and our doors are designed to match the track style so they sit securely and slide properly with your existing setup.

How to pick the right one

The best doggy door is the one that fits your dog and your lifestyle.

Start with sizing: measure your dog from paws to shoulders and from nose to tail (well, mostly tail base). You want a flap they can comfortably walk through, not crawl.

Next, think about your door. Most panel inserts work great with standard sliding glass doors, but if your setup is custom or oversized, double-check the specs.

A few recommendations

Easy-install doggy door for sliding glass doors — ready in 15 minutes

Check out the new FastFit Plus Pet Patio Door with a 10.5" x 15" flexible vinyl flap — built for convenience, comfort, and quick setup. The flap is pre-installed in the panel, so you can have it up and running in just 15 minutes. It fits sliding patio doors with a track thickness of at least 1½" and adjusts from 73¾" to 78½" in height. Designed for pets up to 90 lbs, this model includes an animal lock-out slide, single-pane tempered safety glass, and a one-year limited warranty.

Energy-saving doggy door for sliding glass doors with AirSeal flap

The Premium FastFit Pet Patio Door is a more insulated option, featuring a 10.25" x 15.75" AirSeal flap with a triple-layer design that helps reduce drafts and maintain indoor comfort. It’s ideal for homes in colder or variable climates. This model also fits sliding patio doors with at least 1½" track thickness and adjusts from 73¾" to 78½" in height. It installs in minutes, includes a lock-out slide for added security, and is made with single-pane tempered safety glass. Like the FastFit Plus, it’s designed for pets up to 90 lbs and comes with a one-year limited warranty.

See our full line of doggy doors for sliding glass doors.

Your dog will thank you

A doggy door for your sliding glass door is a gift to your dog and a breather for you. They get the freedom to be a little more independent. You get fewer interruptions and more peace of mind.

Whether it’s sunshine, bathroom breaks, or late-night backyard patrols, your dog doesn’t have to ask anymore.

And that’s a win for everyone.

FAQs about doggy doors for sliding glass doors

Can you put a doggy door in a sliding glass door?

Yes! The most popular option is a removable panel insert that fits into your existing sliding door track. No cutting or drilling required — just a quick install and you’re done.

What is the best doggy door for a sliding glass door?

It depends on your needs. If you want something quick and easy, a panel insert like the FastFit Plus is ideal. If energy efficiency is important, the Premium FastFit with its AirSeal flap helps reduce drafts and maintain indoor temperatures. Both options are adjustable to fit standard sliding glass door heights.

Will a doggy door affect my home’s insulation?

Possibly, but high-quality doors include features like weatherstripping and insulated flaps to help minimize drafts. For best results, install any included weather seals carefully and choose an insulated pet door model if you live in a region with extreme weather.

Are patio pet doors easy to remove?

Absolutely. That’s one of their biggest advantages. They’re great for renters or seasonal use since they can be removed and taken with you — no permanent changes to your home.

Do these doors work with all sliding doors?

They’re designed to work with most standard sliding glass and patio doors. Ideal Pet offers adjustable-height panels to fit doors from 73¾" to 78½" in height and has models compatible with both vinyl patio doors (thicker tracks) and aluminum patio doors (narrower tracks) doors.

What size pet door should I get?

Measure your pet from the floor to the top of their shoulders, and across their chest or hips — whichever is wider. We have doors for small pets (up to 15 lbs), medium dogs (15–40 lbs), and large dogs (40+ lbs).

Do you offer replacement flaps?

Yes! Replacement flaps are available so you can extend the life of your doggy door without replacing the entire unit. Our easy parts finder dog R.O.V.E.R. will fetch the right part for you.

Can I close the pet door when I’m away or at night?

Definitely. Our doors include an animal lock-out slide that lets you close the door when you and your pet are in for the night or out on the town.

Yep, just like us, our pets can struggle with seasonal allergies.

Warmer temperatures and increased plant activity release allergens that can make your dog or cat itchy, sneezy, and downright miserable. Here’s how to spot the signs and help your pet feel their best this season.

Common pet allergy triggers

Spring’s biggest culprits include:

• Pollen: Trees, grasses, and flowers release pollen in abundance during spring.
• Mold spores: Certain molds thrive in warm, damp conditions.
• Dust mites: Spring cleaning can stir these microscopic pests into the air.

Allergy symptoms in dogs

If your pet is showing these symptoms, allergies may be to blame:

• Itchy skin and scratching — This can lead to hot spots or skin infections.
• Sneezing and coughing — Often paired with a runny nose.
• Watery eyes — Common in dogs with spring allergies.
• Ear infections — Itchy, inflamed ears are a telltale sign.
• Paw licking — Allergens often settle on paws, causing irritation.

If you’re noticing these signs, consult your vet for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Dog breeds more prone to spring allergies

While any dog can develop allergies, some breeds are more likely to struggle:

• Golden Retrievers
• Labrador Retrievers
• Terriers (various types)
• Bulldogs
• Pugs
• Boxers
• German Shepherds
• Dalmatians
• Bichon Frises
• Shih Tzus
• Cocker Spaniels
• Maltese
• Poodles

Interestingly, some hypoallergenic breeds like the Bichon Frise, while less likely to trigger allergies in humans, can still suffer from allergies themselves.

How to help your pet this spring

Good news! There are several steps you can take to reduce your pet’s exposure to allergens and ease their discomfort.

1. Limit outdoor time

• Keep your pet indoors during peak pollen hours (early morning and late evening).
• Check local pollen forecasts and limit outdoor activities on high-pollen days.

2. Clean your pet

• After walks, wipe down your pet’s paws and fur with a damp cloth to remove pollen.
• Bathe your pet regularly with a gentle, hypoallergenic shampoo to soothe their skin and reduce allergens.

3. Keep your home clean

• Vacuum regularly using a HEPA filter to trap allergens effectively.
• Install HEPA air purifiers in areas where your pet spends the most time.
• Wash your pet’s bedding in hot water to remove lingering allergens.

4. Grooming and trimming

• Brush your pet regularly to reduce pollen buildup on their coat.
• For dogs with longer fur, trimming around their paws can minimize pollen collection.

5. Flea control

• Allergies and flea bites can combine to create an itchy nightmare. Use reliable flea preventatives to keep this irritation under control.

6. For all of us with pet doors

• Clean entry points: Wipe down your dog door regularly to reduce pollen and dust buildup.
• Make a paw wipe station: Keep a towel or pet-safe wipes near the door so you can quickly clean your pet’s paws before they track allergens inside.
• Limit access during peak pollen times: Closing the dog door during early mornings or late evenings — when pollen counts are highest — can help reduce exposure. Misplace your lockout slide? Get a replacement here.

7. Veterinary support

• If your pet’s symptoms persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian. They can recommend medications, treatments, or allergy testing.

Don't forget the cat!

While dogs often steal the spotlight, our feline friends can also struggle with spring allergies. Unlike dogs, spring allergies in cats are more likely to show up in skin issues rather than respiratory problems. Keep an eye out for these common signs:

• Excessive scratching and itching — Especially around the face, ears, and paws
• Skin irritation, redness, or scaliness — Often linked to allergen exposure
• Hair loss — Caused by frequent scratching or overgrooming
• Ear infections — Resulting from itchy, inflamed ears
• Overgrooming — Cats may lick or chew excessively to relieve discomfort

While less common, some cats may also experience sneezing, coughing, and watery eyes or a runny nose.

Even indoor cats aren’t immune. Allergens can sneak in through open windows or be carried inside on clothing.

If you suspect your cat is battling spring allergies, consult your veterinarian for guidance. They may recommend medications, environmental adjustments, or other treatments to help your cat stay comfortable all season long.

Here’s to a sneeze-free spring!

With a little extra care and some simple adjustments, you can help your furry friend enjoy the beauty of spring without all the sniffles and scratching. Keep an eye on their symptoms, clean regularly, and talk to your vet when needed.

After 25 years of service, U.S. Army Veteran Tony Charles returned home to fight a different kind of battle — PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

Then Dozer came into his life.

With quiet strength and constant companionship, Dozer helps Tony navigate each day, waking him from nightmares and easing his anxiety in public spaces.

This incredible partnership was made possible by ECAD’s Project HEAL, which trains service dogs to support veterans like Tony. With Dozer by his side, Tony has regained confidence, independence, and a sense of peace.

There's more:

Read more of Tony and Dozer's story

Help a service dog like Dozer find their hero

Refresh your pet door with a new flap

Over time, your dog door flap can become worn, cracked, or drafty. A damaged flap doesn’t just look messy — it can also let in drafts, dust, and even bugs. Replacing your dog door flap is a simple way to improve your home's comfort and keep your pet's favorite entry point in top shape.

A fresh dog door replacement flap offers:

• A cleaner look for your pet door
• A better seal to keep warm air in and pests out
• Improved energy efficiency for your home
• Happy tail wags as your pet comes and goes with ease

Finding the right replacement flap is easy with R.O.V.E.R.’s parts finder. 

Wish your pet door was in a better location?

If you’ve ever wished your pet door was in a different spot, a doggy door installation in a wall might be the perfect solution.

Installing a dog door in a wall gives you more flexibility when choosing a location. Whether you want your pet’s entry point tucked away in a laundry room, mudroom, or garage — or spotlighted in the middle of the living room so Fifi can make her grand entrance — an in-wall dog door can create a more convenient setup for both you and your pet.

The Ideal Pet Easy-to-Fit "Wall Entry" Pet Door is designed to fit walls from 4-¼” to 9-¼” thick, making it a versatile option for many home layouts. With double vinyl flaps for insulation and a durable frame, it’s built to handle daily use while helping you maintain energy efficiency.

Plus, installing a dog door in a wall is easier than you might think! With a little planning, you can give your pet the perfect entry point without sacrificing your home's style or comfort.

Get ready for a season full of tail wags

Whether you’re refreshing your pet door with a new replacement flap or upgrading to an in-wall dog door, now’s the time to make sure your furry friend has the best access to their outdoor adventures.

The other day, when you left the room, I overheard the lady inside the glowing rectangle saying that fresh air is good for you.

And honestly? I couldn’t. Agree. More.

Fresh air makes my tail wag, my sniffs stronger, and my naps even napier. And it turns out, it’s just as good for you!

So, let’s make a plan.

3 ways we can get more fresh air together

• More walks – I promise not to bark at that man.
• More outside time – Backyard checks are super important.
• More open windows – How else can we keep tabs on the squirrels?

But here’s the thing, human — I know you can’t always stop what you’re doing to let me outside. (I mean, you could, but I hear you say things like “I’m busy” and “Not again” a lot.)

That’s why I have one more genius idea to keep the fresh air flowing for both of us.

A dog door = more fresh air, more freedom

Imagine this: Instead of me staring at you with my best “please open the door” face (which, let’s be honest, is pretty cute), I could let myself out whenever I wanted.

With a dog door — especially a sliding glass dog door — I could:

• Catch some fresh air whenever I need it (sunshine time = happy time!)
• Do important backyard security checks (those squirrels won’t monitor themselves)
• Spend less time begging at the door and more time wagging my tail

Wait, they make cat doors, too?

Okay, this part is weird, but I have to mention it. Apparently, they also make cat doors for sliding glass doors and even window pet doors for cats.

Why? No idea. The cat doesn’t even like fresh air. He just sits there and judges me while I’m out there doing important yard patrols. If the cat gets a door, I’m 99% sure it’ll just sneak outside, stare at nothing for five minutes, and then walk right back in. Typical.

Anyway, if you insist on getting one for him, fine. Just know I’ll be keeping an eye on that sliding glass cat door to make sure the cat doesn’t mess up our backyard operations.

Fresh air makes us both happier

Science (and my nose) says fresh air helps us feel better, sleep better, and even stress less. So, let’s make the most of it — more walks, more open windows, and maybe even a patio door with a dog door to keep the fresh air flowing all day long.

Don’t take my word for it.  Learn about good dogs and walks here:  Mayo Clinic Article

What do you say, human? Let’s go sniff the breeze together.

If you need me, I’ll be right here… just in case you want to go outside right now.

As pet parents, we’re always looking for ways to improve our furry friends’ lives. Whether it’s keeping them entertained, hydrated, or safe, smart pet electronics can make a world of difference. From interactive pet toys to automatic pet fountains and pet cameras, these high-tech solutions help keep your dog or cat happy, healthy, and engaged.

For a limited time, use code PETTECH and save 25% on must-have pet tech and enjoy free shipping on all orders.

From high-tech laser toys to self-filling water fountains, we’ve got the coolest pet gadgets that make life easier and way more fun for both of you. Plus, get FREE shipping on all of them!

Rolling Ball

A toy that zigzags randomly, keeping pets engaged for hours.

Pounce & Play Laser

Hands-free laser fun for cats, with 3 speeds and automatic shutoff.

Smart Bloom Pet Fountain

A triple-filtered, motion-activated pet water fountain.

Pet Clipper

A quiet, rechargeable grooming clipper with ceramic blade.

Rechargeable Lighted Collar

Keep your pup visible and safe on night walks.

Pet Vision HD Camera

Keep an eye on your pet with live-video and audio.

There's more! 

Fun & Engaging Pet Toys

Bored pets can get into mischief, but these interactive pet toys keep them active and entertained all day long.

• Pounce & Play Laser – This automatic cat laser toy moves in unpredictable patterns, keeping your feline engaged with zero effort from you. Choose from slow, fast, or random mode to match your cat’s energy level.
• Rolling Ball – Designed for both cats and dogs, this self-moving ball zigs and zags on its own, encouraging pets to chase and play. Plus, it has an anti-blocking system to avoid getting stuck.
• Crazy Ribbons – This motion-activated cat toy spins colorful ribbons to mimic real prey, keeping your kitty entertained and engaged.
• Spin & Treat Ball – A treat-dispensing toy that rewards playtime. It moves on its own, releases treats, and even makes bird sounds to excite your cat’s natural hunting instincts.

Hydration Made Easy: Smart Pet Fountains

Proper hydration is key to your pet’s health, and pet drinking fountains encourage them to drink more water.

• Smart Bloom Pet Fountain – This motion-activated pet fountain releases fresh, filtered water when your pet approaches, keeping their water clean and oxygen-rich. It also has an indicator light that lets you know when it’s time to replace the filter.
• Pet Fountain – A bubbling pet water fountain that prevents stagnant water and encourages hydration for cats and small dogs. No filters to replace—just fresh water all day long.

Safety First: Pet Tech for Protection & Training

Your pet’s safety is a top priority, and these smart pet gadgets offer peace of mind at home and on the go.

• USB Rechargeable Lighted Collar – Keep your pup visible during night walks with this light-up dog collar, featuring flashing or steady light settings and a long-lasting battery.
• Outdoor Bark Control – Got a noisy pup (or a neighbor’s dog that won’t stop barking)? This ultrasonic bark control device trains dogs to reduce excessive barking—without the need for a collar.
• Pet Vision Live HD Camera – Stay connected with your pet, even when you’re away. This motion-activated pet camera lets you watch, talk to, and listen to your furry friend in real-time, with night vision and two-way audio.

Stress-Free Grooming & Feeding

Make mealtime and grooming easier with smart pet tech designed for convenience.

• Pet Clipper – A quiet, rechargeable dog clipper with a ceramic blade for precise at-home grooming.
• Intelligent Pet Bowl & XL Intelligent Pet Bowl – These pet bowls with built-in scales help you control portions for a healthier pet. See the weight of food as you pour—no extra measuring needed.
• Small Pet Feeder & Electronic Pet Feeder – Automatic pet feeders ensure your cat or small dog never misses a meal. Program up to 12 meals a day with portion control and even record a voice message for your pet.

Get 25% Off Pet Electronics + Free Shipping with code PETTECH at checkout.

Upgrade your pet’s life with smart pet technology that makes playtime, mealtime, and hydration effortless. 

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When it comes to winter rescues, no dog has a story as heroic as the St. Bernard. These gentle giants earned their fame in the snowy Alps, especially at the Great St. Bernard Pass. Starting in the 1600s, monks at a mountain hospice bred them to assist with rescues. With their incredible strength and keen sense of smell, St. Bernards saved over 2,000 lives by locating and digging out travelers lost in avalanches or severe weather.

The myth of the barrel

You’ve probably seen paintings or movies of St. Bernards with little barrels of brandy around their necks. While it’s a charming image, it’s actually a myth! This idea came from an 1820 painting by Edwin Landseer, but there’s no historical evidence that the dogs ever carried barrels during rescues. In fact, giving alcohol to someone with hypothermia is harmful since it worsens heat loss. 

Myth or not, St. Bernards are icons of courage — and good dogs.

Have a gentle giant like a St. Bernard?

We’ve got the perfect dog door for large dogs — so they won't be left out in the cold. Our extra-large pet doors are built for even the biggest breeds, so your big dog can move in and out with ease. Whether you're looking for a heavy-duty dog door or a large breed pet door that keeps your home secure and your pup happy, we’ve got you covered.

Here's how to measure your large dog for the perfect fit.