Moore_Pet_Supplies

Summer is here and we all love to enjoy more of the great outdoors. To many, that means throwing open the windows or patio slider to enjoy a cross breeze in your home.

I have four dogs. What can I say, to me, dogs are like potato chips, you can't have just one! I tell people I have three big dogs and then my little dog who is a 90 pound German Shepherd dog.

When you are cutting a hole in your wall or door to insert a pet door in your home, insulation is an important factor to consider.

When cutting a hole in your wall or door to install a pet door in your home, insulation is an important factor to consider. I live in Northern Minnesota and the winters get very cold so keeping the cold out in the dead of winter was important to me.

One of the easiest ways to give your dog access to your yard is a window pet door. There are many window pet door options available through Moore Pet Supplies. They have manual, electronic, insulated and utility models for your window pet door needs.

Now you can install a cat door into any window (sash or side sliding window), doors (hollow, solid, interior or exterior) and walls (any depth, and construction!)

Security Boss Pet Doors manufactures custom dog doors for doors, walls, windows, patios and more! The SB Standard Custom Door is designed for moderate climates while the MaxSeal and MaxSeal PRO custom dog doors are designed for optimal energy efficiency..

The Security Boss MaxSeal French Door Pet Door makes French Door Cat and Dog Door Installation a Breeze! Custom Cat Door Designed to Fit The Exact French Pane Glass Dimension. Simply Remove the Glass, and Install the Pet Door!

moorepet.com exclusively offers the largest dog door sizes available on the planet. The MaxSeal stock size "Behemoth" flap measures 15 3/4"w x 32"h, which is over 8" taller than the tallest size offered in similar manufacturer models.

One option for a dog door that I know I never knew existed is a dog door in glass.  I was considering a patio pet door insert, but I did not want to lose the space that a patio insert takes up.