Cat Doors

Call it a cat door or a cat flap — either way, it’s freedom for your cat and an end to being the doorman. Catwalk® cat doors are designed and made by Pet-Tek, refined continuously since 1999, and sold here with Australian GST-inclusive pricing and flat-rate delivery.

Pick your route in: glass fitting cat doors glaze into a neat round hole in sliding doors, French doors and windows; wood fitting cat doors screw into timber doors and panels, with tunnel versions for thicker walls; and the multi-magnetic cat doors open only for a cat wearing the collar magnet — the answer when the neighbour’s cat treats your kitchen as a buffet.

Every model closes quietly onto a full brush seal, locks four ways, and uses a deliberately light flap action a cat will actually push. Not sure which size your cat needs? Our cat door sizing guide covers the three measurements that matter, and the Find Your Fit tool narrows it down in under a minute.

Cat Door Questions, Answered

What’s the difference between a cat door and a cat flap?
Nothing — they’re two names for the same thing. Australians search for both; either way you’re looking at a framed opening with a swinging flap your cat pushes through. All Catwalk® models work in both directions with a 4-way lock to control the traffic.
Which cat door suits a rental with a sliding glass door?
The glass fitting range — a glazier fits a replacement panel with a round hole and the door clamps in, leaving the original panel untouched in storage. When you move out, the original panel goes back and you take the door (and the cut panel) with you.
How do I stop other cats coming inside?
Choose a multi-magnetic cat door. Your cat wears a lightweight collar magnet that releases the flap as they approach; without it the flap stays locked to incoming animals. No batteries, no electronics to fail. Our guide to stopping other cats coming through a cat door also covers the changes that cost nothing.
Will my cat actually use it?
Almost all cats learn within days. The flap is pulled back to closed by a magnet, but a deliberately gentle one — a stronger closing force would make the door hard for a cat to push, and a cat that has to shove stops using it. Prop the flap open with tape for the first day or two and let curiosity do the rest.
Does a cat door make the house cold?
A quality one doesn’t. The flap closes onto a full brush seal with near-zero tolerance, and internal draft angles drain water away rather than letting it pool. It seals better than most window frames.
What sizes do cat doors come in?
Catwalk® cat flaps are 155 mm wide in the wood fitting range and 165 mm wide in the glass fitting range, which suits cats of all sizes. Have a particularly big cat, or a cat-and-small-dog household? Look at the Maxi pet door in the glass fitting range — its 187 × 203 mm flap (width × height) covers both. Our cat door sizing guide walks through how to measure.
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