Would I be able to remove the cat flap and replace it with a Cat Mate Elite Selective cat flap?
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The flap is screwed into place so as long as your replacement flap is the same size and lines up with the screw holes you shouldn't have any problems.
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I think as long as it's the same size you should be able to. It has screws to take out the flap.
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The unit is one piece, and I do not know if you can replace it. The flap that comes with the unit is lightweight, is fur lined around it and also has a lock if you want to keep it closed. My cats do not seem to have an issue with the flap. I am not sure what the Elite flap is. I love the unit and so do my cats. Hope this helps a little.
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The flap is held in place by 4 resessed screws, so it looks like it can be removed, which would also remove the locking mecanisum. I don't know anything about the "Elite selictive cat flap". But the flap peace is about 8 inches wide by 7 1/2 inches high. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure what the flap is like that you are talking about, but the door is removeable.
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Wish I could help you with that. Sounds like a question for someone at Ideal Pet Products.
584650
Different company. Would not presume that the Petmate filter fit the Cat Mate fountain.
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I don't see why not but be sure to measure your cat before you order. I love this harness-it is so cute and I get compliments every time my dog wears it.
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A cat should be able to open it, but be aware that the flap is not one of the flexible rubber ones, it is hard, jointed plastic.
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I doubt cats would go for it. The magnets keep the flap pretty secure, so an average cat would need some sure footing and real determination to get through.
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the 2 plastic flaps are magnetized at the bottom so its KIND OF a push to get thru. im sure if a cat wasnt intimidated by it they could certainly get thru.
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If I understand you, yes. The top has some holes that you screw into the plastic bar inside and covered with the outside rectangular plastic bar. There are videos showing how to install it. Just google Ideal Pet Products Replacement Flap and you'll find plenty that show you. When you purchase this, make sure that the one you are replacing has a round "ideal pet product" insignia in the middle of the flap. Then it'll fit into your existing doggie door. If the old one has a different design, you need to get the matching version or it won't fit.
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Not without a lot of force and opposable thumbs! I hope that makes sense. It CAN be removed by a human, but a cat is not capable of doing it... we hope... ;)
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Hello! The Endura Flap that is used in the Thermo Panel 3e does have relatively strong magnets all around the border of the flap, so some cats refuse to use the pet door because of the force required to push through the flap. However we have also heard of cats that have no problem using the Endura Flap, so in the end it really just depends on the cat! There are no electronics in the Endura Flap to control who comes and goes, so it will ultimately be their choice whether they wish to use the flap or not. I hope this helped answer your question!
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You mean fabric wise or remove one? The only ones I would suggest removing is the top or bottom, due to stability issues. They fit inside each other snuggly with about an inch of one inserted into the top of another. The way I've seen cats race up & down them, you want that stability.
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Yes, it can be done. I had a carpenter cut out the hole for the door, install the cat door and then he sealed it with silicone. I have pictures of it and am trying to figure out how to post them so you can see how it was done.
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It's not possible. Ive not used this type of box for quite sometime. I've used the litter robot for over five years with no problems and three cats. I would only change if they came out with something better!
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Easy to install/remove, but you would likely have to reinstall your original lock. My cats don't go outside, just to a screened lanai.
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Did find this site about flaps. http://www.petdoors.com/flaps-parts.html?manufacturer=20&gclid;=Cj0KEQiAkJyjBRClorTki_7Zx8QBEiQAcqw
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Not that I'm aware of. I suppose you might be able to rig one up, but I would think it might interfere with the operation of the chip-enabled flap. We get more air leakage from under our front door than this cat door. It's pretty good as far as that goes.
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(I have the extra large size for our Newfoundlands.) If it were a strong cat, yes. The magnets hold the two heavy, plastic flaps down. I don't have a cat, but I imagine it would be difficult but possible if that cat is determined.
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Unfortunately yes they can. My 13lb cat pushes his way out all the time. My other cat is not willing to push through but with enough time she will pull both flaps open.