Doggie door question

dennylilly · ‎04-07-2010

I currently have a doggie door installed in my sliding door at my home. I am wondering if there is such a thing as a doggie door for an outside storm door? This is what I have at my summer cottage and I'd really like to install the same type of door there as I have for my dogs at home so they will be able to still continue with letting their selves in and out. My husband does not want to cut a hole in the house to install a doggie door as we have a old house with a block outside wall and this just is not something we will do. So if you have any other suggestions for this type of thing I would really appreciate it.

Preds · ‎12-17-2012

Seems like I have seen what you are decribing but I can't remember where. Have you tried checking with Fosters & Smith? Or Amazon

www.drsfostersmith.com

Fate whispers to her, "You cannot withstand the storm." She whispers back, "I am the storm."

dennylilly · ‎04-07-2010

Thank you I'll check into them

happygolfcartrider · ‎05-10-2013

Be very careful with doggie doors depending on where you live. Raccoons will use them freely if you are not careful.

We had a big problem with them.

Don't worry, be Happy!

nun ya · ‎03-09-2010

They make storm/ screen doors with the doggie door already cut in it. They are bit pricey, I saw them at Lowes.

I just looked, the brand is Larson. You may be able to shop around and find a better price.

jlkz · ‎12-02-2013

All kinds of critters can visit you via the doggie door. Be careful. Also, screened windows at ground level leading to the basement can be dangerous with wildlife visitors getting in. If the screen is large enough, a slim burglar can also drop in.

We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.
Sir Winston Churchill

spindlegirl · ‎03-22-2014

On 7/4/2014 jlkz said: All kinds of critters can visit you via the doggie door. Be careful. Also, screened windows at ground level leading to the basement can be dangerous with wildlife visitors getting in. If the screen is large enough, a slim burglar can also drop in.

Yes! Those doors and entry ways can let unwanted guests in.