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The Savic Dog Barrier 2 is the perfect solution if you need to keep your dog out of the same room as your cat, puppy or other pet. The robust Savic Dog Barrier 2 with integrated cat door is a simple but efficient way to make sure your dog stays out of rooms where it is not supposed to be. There is a two-way door (50 cm width) so that you are able to access the blocked off rooms and there is also a small cat door (H 28 x W 17) that allows cats, puppies and small dogs to go in and out. This little door can be opened and closed separately. Installation is simple and no drilling into walls or door frames is required. The Savic Dog Barrier can be extended to block off openings from 75-84 cm. If you need it to extend further, you can add up to four additional extensions to attain a total width of 112cm. The extensions are available separately. Savic Dog Barrier 2 with Cat Door at a glance: Integrated door (50 cm wide) to allow dog owner access to rooms Two-way door with dual locking mechanism Small door for cats, puppies and small pets, dimensions: (H 28 x W 17) Width adjustable from 75 cm to 84 cm Maximum length 112cm (using four extensions, available separately) Easy installation (no drilling) Includes wall rings approx. diameter 4 cm Bar spacing approx. 4.5 cm Door opening angle: 90° Colour: light brown Material: Bars: metal Handle: plastic Dimensions: Dog Barrier 107cm: 75-84 x 4.5 x 107 cm (L x W x H) Dog Barrier Extension 107cm: 7 x 4.5 x 107 cm (L x W x H) Please note that these extensions are only compatible with the Savic 2 dog barrier range.
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How do I keep my dog’s kennel warm in winter?
Choose a kennel only slightly bigger than your dog so its body heat warms the space, with a raised floor and the door facing away from the wind. Add thick, dry bedding and check it often. In very cold weather, bring your dog indoors.
What size dog flap do I need?
Measure your dog’s height from the floor to the highest point of its back and its width at the widest point. The flap opening should be slightly bigger than both. Keep the bottom of the flap low enough to step over easily, roughly no more than a third of your dog’s height.
