Cat doors by M.C Glass & Glazing in Adelaide

Cat doors Adelaide

Cat flaps fitted into glass, designed for how cats actually use them.

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Cats and dogs may sometimes fight like, well, cats and dogs, and cats often don't get along with dog doors either.

M.C Glass & Glazing are specialists when it comes to installing cat doors, and we understand the differences between cats and dogs that matter when it comes to what they need from a pet door.

A typical dog door can be difficult for a cat to use, or they may just not like using it at all. If you live with a cat, you should consider installing a cat flap with M.C Glazing. There are a few important differences between dog doors and cat doors, and no, it doesn't just come down to size.

Differences between dog and cat doors

  • Cat doors are usually transparent. While some dog doors may be see-through too, most cats don't like to use a door if they can't see where they're going.
  • Cat doors are wider for their size, as cats tend to have a wider frame than dogs.
  • Many dog doors are made from a flexible material, but these can drag along a cat's back. Cats far prefer a pet door made from a rigid material.
  • Cat doors often feature easy locking mechanisms that let you keep your cat indoors overnight. Many dog doors instead have locking mechanisms suited to occasional use, such as when you're away on holiday.

M.C Glazing will help you choose the best place to install your cat door, both for your cat's needs and yours. Installing a cat door in a glass door or window requires the glass to be toughened glass to comply with Australian Standard AS1288, and we can help you determine this prior to installation.

We can also install toughened glass doors and windows if you'd like to install a cat door into glass. See our replacement windows page for more information.

To learn more about our cat door installations, contact us today.

All our cat door installations comply with Australian Standard AS1288.

How it works

From first call to finished job

Step 1

Get in touch

Call us or send a quick quote request with the details of your job.

Step 2

Free measure and quote

We come out, measure up and give you an honest, obligation-free quote.

Step 3

Made to measure

Your glass is custom made to suit your space.

Step 4

Installed and tidy

We fit it properly and leave the place clean.

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What Adelaide says

Super prompt and responsive communication is the first quality that sets this company apart. Local and South Australian is the next. Last but not least, a quality product delivered with no hassles. A happy customer, fully recommend.
Lydia Moody
Matt is one of the best tradesmen I've ever used. Reasonable price, helpful and totally professional about doing a great job. 10/10 and will use again.
Jack
Very professional team, great attention to detail and a competitive price. My frameless shower screen looks amazing. Highly recommend Matt and his team.
Suzi Akhurst

Why choose us

Glazing done properly

Fast response times

We get back to you quickly and turn jobs around without the long wait.

Family-owned, 30+ years

A local Adelaide family business you can actually talk to.

Fully insured

Every job is fully insured, so you are covered from start to finish.

Complies with AS1288

All our glass and installations meet the Australian Standard.

FAQs

Questions about cat doors

Why not just use a dog door for my cat?

Many cats won't use a dog door. Cat doors are transparent, rigid and the right shape for a cat, so they're far more likely to actually use it.

Can you fit a cat door into glass?

Yes. We fit cat doors into glass doors and windows. The glass needs to be toughened to meet AS1288, which we can supply if needed.

Can a cat door be locked?

Yes. Most cat doors we fit have a locking option, so you can keep your cat indoors overnight or when you need to.

How do I train my cat to use a cat door?

Cats usually learn with a bit of patience and a treat or two on each side. Holding the flap open at first helps them feel comfortable going through.

Where's the best place to fit a cat door?

Somewhere your cat already likes to come and go, at the right height for them. We'll help you pick the best spot when we install it.

Need cat doors sorted?

Tell us about the job and we'll get you an honest, obligation-free quote.