Springtime Safety Tips for Your Dog

Ah, springtime. The temperatures aren’t quite so brisk, the sun seems to be shining a bit brighter, and plants are blooming everywhere. With the arrival of spring, many people spend more time outdoors with their four-legged friends. While that has…
Open During COVID-19

In light of recent ongoing events, Pet Door Products is doing all we can to ensure the safety and wellness of our customers and employees – while continuing to serve you. To protect everyone from any unnecessary risk of exposure…
How to Talk Your Landlord into Letting You Have a Pet

Want a pet, but feel like it’s not an option because you rent? With temporary dog doors, including temporary dog door for French doors, and temporary dog door with flap, owning a pet in a rental has never been easier.…
7 Best Christmas Gifts To Make Your Dog’s Tail Wag

As Christmas time approaches, we remember those who are important to us. We buy or make gifts that show our love for the people in our lives. We also remember our pets, without whom our lives would be incomplete. Here…
How to Keep Pets Calm During Holiday Parties

The holidays are a bustle of activity. Homes are filled with interesting smells and brightly colored decorations. You invite friends, family, and colleagues over for meals and parties. Perhaps you sing carols or loudly toast the New Year. While all…
5 Tips to Protect Your Pet Door from Intruders

Safety Tips to Protect Your Pet Door from Intruders or Invasion Your pet door is an essential part of your home, but it’s important to take additional security measures for protection against intruders when you have one. By taking a…
One-Stop Guide: Halloween Safety Tips for Pets

Like most holidays, celebrating Halloween involves bringing out the treats and decorations we’ve been anticipating all year, reserved especially for harvest time when the wind blows a bit colder and the sky turns to violet a bit earlier. Large, small,…
Brilliant Ways to End Bad Pet Behavior as Soon as It Starts

Cute and sweet puppies may seem like bundles of joy when adopted from a shelter or brought home from the breeder, but unwanted behaviors can set in surprisingly quickly. Even with plenty of care and love, some puppies and older…
Energy Bills Going Up? It Could Be Your Doggy Door

Do you look at your energy bill in shock each month wondering why it continues to climb? You turn off the lights when no one is in a room, caulk and weather-strip your doors and windows, and even hang laundry…
What is an Emotional Support Dog vs What is a Service Dog

If you’re living with the daily challenges of a disability, you’ve likely heard about both emotional support and service dogs. Understanding what service dogs do and how they differ from emotional support animals (ESAs) is essential before deciding which kind…
