If you have the heavier pet screening, do you need the guard?
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I don't know your pet, but my 3 mini schnauzers scratch on the screen to get in and the guard really helps keep the screen from all tears. Hope this helps
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The guard has a slit in it to fit differently shaped knobs. If your screen has a knob, yes. It is seriously a great find!
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A screen door guard is a type of reenforcement that is installed over the lower portion of the screen door. You cannot just cut into a screen and install a dog door. The screen material is not strong enough to support the continued movement of dog going in and out. My 100 pound dog uses his door daily and the guard keeps the whole structure stable.
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I agree with all the other people who responded. You DON'T need a bee guard, as long as you don't spill any sugar water while hanging the feeder up, or wash it off if you do, as another person wrote. The bees don't seem to even know the feeder is there and the ant moat is amazing. I LOVE this feeder.
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If your wall is thicker than 1-3/4 inches, then "Yes" you will need the Wall Kit. Please take notice that the wall kit is sold seperately and does not include the pet door. You can refer to Home Depot's product overview of the wall kit to better understand how the kit works. Hope this helps.
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I don't think the cattle guard will be a problem. I have a welded pipe and sucker rod entrance with metal gates. The sensor is about a foot from the bottom rod of the fence and it still works.
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No! The shield is too small. My toddler boy always sprays right over it. Ew. I recommend the Thomas seat instead - not as clean and simple looking as this one, but the guard is much higher.
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I would measure you pet and add a few inches to make sure your pet will be comfortable. One thing to consider is that the carrier is designed with a lot of mesh so that you have easy access to your pet and can see your pet. While some pets prefer this, some may be sensitive to all the noise and strange things going on around them. Travel can be very stressful for a lot of animals so if your pet is sensitive, it may be better to get a carrier that provides more privacy so your pet doesn't get "sensory overload".
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Depending on how wide the screen door, the Claw Guard may not cover the whole door, leaving exposed screen. It is made to protect the door jam as well as 2/3 of the rest of the door. Just check measurements. It is sturdy enough to keep the two separate. Our cats don't like it as a scratching surface either.
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I would recommend buying pet screen to install the door in. It is much stronger screen.
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I really have no idea. I do know that if that application uses a spline, you will have to get one of smaller diameter to account for the thickness of the pet screening.
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If you use the guard it is great...but without it .. It is a finger slicer..I love it but have to be very careful.
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My Bodyguard has the laser, but from how mine fits, yours should still catch on the trigger guard.
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I would say no. This guard has pads in the back not the front. You sound like you would need a guard which covers your front teeth.
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On the Guard Dog website it says nothing about it being mutually exclusive. I will be glad to check with Guard dog to be sure. Let me know if that is something you would be interested in.
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Invisible screens are not intended to provide "security". They are not a door. Even with a lock a pet, child or intruder could just push through the screen. These are great for letting thru a breeze and keeping bugs out, but if you want something to lock look up security screen doors.
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Yes, the guard is set up to allow access to the stove nobs... but protects little ones from getting to them...