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Fitting a cat flap can seem intimidating however it's actually quite easy to do with the proper instructions. First, decide how high you want the cat flap to be (on average or belly height). Mark this point on your door and then use the included template to help you drill.

If you have a young kitten, prop the door open very slightly and gradually push it to enter. Reward it each time it goes through.

Measure the Door

A cat flap lets your pet to enter and exit your home at any time. This will keep your cat in good health as it will ensure that it is exercising regularly and will also allow it to return inside if it is trapped outside during bad weather. It can also reduce the amount of time you'll have to spend letting it out or in. It can protect your home by letting you be aware of when it went out.

It is essential to ensure that the cat flap is set up properly to stop your pet from being forced through it or escaping by other animals (e.g. dogs). It is important to measure your pet's belly height and the doorway of your house so that you can make sure that the flap is at the right height. You can alter the height of your flap if your cat is taller or less than average.

The next step is to make use of a spirit level to mark the centre of the door that you will put the flap. Then, using the marks as an indication, cut out the contour of your flap on the door with the aid of a Jigsaw. After you've cut the area out then sand the edges to create smooth surfaces. Make any holes that are required.

Fitting a cat flap should not take longer than two hours. The process can be slightly more difficult if you have to install it in the form of a uPVC door or composite one. This is because these doors are available in various thicknesses, which could affect the way that holes are cut. We always suggest that you call an expert when this is your first experience with glass.

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You can avoid hours of listening to the pet meow to be allowed in or out. This is particularly helpful when you're at working all day and your cat is in the house waiting for you to get home regardless of the weather.

It is crucial to measure your cat first before attempting to install. While it may seem a simple operation it is important to get the measurement right or your cat may be unable to use.

First of all, make sure that your cat is relaxed and not stressed before you take the measurements. You'll need to keep your cat in a place where they cannot move. Also, make sure that the measuring tape is straight and not bent against the body. Keeping the measuring tape or ruler against their body from the top of their head to the bottom of their tail will allow you to make an accurate measurement.

Once you have the measurement of your cat, it's time to take a look at the door and decide where you want to place the flap. Position the flap at the level of your cat's belly. This will allow them to walk through the door without much effort. This will also prevent the flap from making a lot of noise as it moves back and back.

You should also take into consideration the thickness and structure of the uPVC door or composite. While timber doors are all of a similar thickness, uPVC and composite doors can be very different in their overall structure, which can make fitting the cat flap more difficult because you must make sure the hole you make is the proper size for your pet.

You can also use the template drawing included in the instructions to mark the location of the hole in the door. This will enable you to determine where the hole should be placed and ensure that the template is positioned correctly on the door. Using a spirit level to ensure that the template is in a straight line against the door can be extremely helpful.

Cut the Flap

You will need to cut a hole in the door panel to install your cat flap before you can attach it. This can be a tricky task and it is recommended that you get help from a professional cat flap fitter for this job in case you don't have the expertise or knowledge to complete the task yourself. You can also consult the instructions included in the kit to find out how to do it right.

You can take the height of your cat's or kitten's stomach as a reference. A good rule of thumb is to set the flap around 10-15 centimeters from the ground as this is approximately the average height of the cat's belly. This way your cat will be able to go through the flap with ease and it will also give other cats or snooping neighbours an issue when trying to get in or out.

Mark the position of the cat flap on the door with pencil. Then, if your kit comes with an outline of paper, place it on top of the door and use the markings to drill holes into every corner of the template. After that, you'll be able to cut out the template and replace it with the cat flap.

If you are installing your cat flap installer flap inside the form of a door made of wood or upvc cat flap door panels, you can do this yourself if you are confident enough to use the Jigsaw. Be sure not to cut through the mullions or rails that run vertically of your door. You can use a Jigsaw to cut your panel into a circle or square depending on the way you want it. Remember to take your time and don't try to make the jigsaw cut faster.

Once the hole is made, carefully place the cat flap in its new place of residence. Make sure it is solidly secured. If it has caps on the screws, then place these caps onto the protruding screws. Once the screws have been installed then sand the rough edges and seal any gaps. This will prevent the entry of draughts into your home.

Fit the Flap

If you have a simple cat flap, you can open it and encourage your pet to walk through by placing a small amount of cat flap installation bristol food in the front of the door. Alternatively you can try pushing the cat through with your hands or a stick. Once your cat is used to walking through the flap it should be able to go into and out as it pleases, so you can let it out or in without holding the door open for it all day (and potentially in any weather).

It is possible to fit the flap inside the UPVC doors or glass door, however it might not be as simple as putting one on a wooden external door. This is because the UPVC doors and certain types of glass doors don't have a uniform thickness. This can affect the way you cut the hole for the flap, and could affect the way your flap fits correctly once it's been put in place.

The mounting kit may include a template that shows you where to drill holes. If the kit does not include an example you can use a photocopier to create your own. When cutting, it's important to avoid pushing the jigsaw too to the point that you make a larger hole than necessary in your door.

Some cat flaps are available in circular shapes, which are more difficult to install. If you have a circular flap, ensure that the hole is located in the right place on your door. In the event that it is not, the cat may not be able to use it, and might be stuck outside the whole day (or at night).

Some cat flap in upvc door panel flaps come with locks that permit you to regulate when your cat comes in and goes. They are helpful for pets who are afraid of going out in the dark, or coming back to the house at night. They are also useful when you are working all day. The lock can be turned on to allow entry or exit, and some can be locked in either direction allowing you to shut the door completely. This is especially helpful for older or ill cats who aren't willing to go out in rainy weather.