As both a cat mom and dog mom, these products have made life easier to navigate the chaos (that I wouldn't have any other way!).
With three cats in the house, we didn't want a dog door that would let them out. This dog door only activates from the sensor on our dog's collar. It works well!
Automated Pet Door (triggers from collar)
When our dog was a puppy, this was the perfect size to keep him out of a room, while allowing the cats to jump over it easily. As our dog grew taller, he was used to being blocked out of an area and would still respect the gate (that he could easily ...
Freestanding Dog Gate
We installed this gate at the top of our stairs. It's perfect because there is a cat door at the bottom that we could slide open or closed for the kitties. No drilling into the walls needed. It works from tension.
Gate with Cat Door, 30.5" Tall
We use these cat doors for our litter closets, so it keeps the dog out but allows the cats to pass through. I like them because the cat door can also be closed if needed. And they're super cute.
Interior Cat Door
If you don't want to cut into a door to install a cat door, these Door Buddy stoppers are a great alteratnive.
Cat Door Latch & Stopper
We feed our cats on cat shelves (each has their own spot) so our dog can't get to their food.
Cat shelf for feeding
Accidents happen, so I have a couple of waterproof blankets that I use in ceratin area of my house. Easy to wash and they look halfway decent. This is a good budget-friendly option compared to some out there.
