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It can be difficult to set up a cat flap however, with the proper instructions, it's not too difficult. First, determine the height you want the cat flap fitting flap to be (on average the belly height). Note this on the door and use the template included as a guideline to drill.

If you have a kitten that is still a newborn, gently prop the door slightly open and invite it to pass through. Reward it as it passes through.

Take a measurement of the door

A cat flap is a great option to let your pet move in and out of your home whenever it pleases. This can help with keeping your cat healthy by making sure that it is exercising as well as being able to get back in if left outside in bad weather, particularly in winter. This will cut down on the time you have to let your cat in or out, and keep your home safe by notifying you when it has left.

It is crucial that the flap for your cat is properly fitted to stop your pet from being able to escape through it or be pushed through by any other animals (e.g. dogs). It is essential to measure the height of your pet's belly and the doorway of your house in order to ensure that the flap is at the correct height. You can adjust the position of your flap when your cat is taller or smaller than average.

The next step is to use a spirit level to mark the center of the door. This is where you'll install the flap. Using the marking as a reference, use a jigsaw and cut out the shape of the flap in the door. After you've cut the area out then sand the edges to create smooth surfaces. Drill any holes you need to.

The installation of a cat flap should not take longer than two hours. However, the process may be a little more complicated if you need to fit it inside the frame of a uPVC or composite door because these doors come with an array of thicknesses, which affect how the holes are cut and the type of door they are fixed to. We always recommend that you call an expert if this is your first experience with glass.

Measure Your Cat

A cat flap can save you from hours of hearing your pet's cries to let it in or out. This is particularly useful if you are at work all day and your cat has to stay in the house waiting for you to get home in all weathers.

If you are planning to install a cat flap in your door, it is crucial that you determine the size of your cat prior to beginning the task. It may appear to be a simple task, but it is crucial to measure your cat correctly. If not, your cat may find it difficult to use.

First of all, make sure that your cat is calm and not anxious prior to taking the measurements. You will have to hold your cat in a position that they are unable to move. Also, make sure that the measuring tape is straight and not bent against the body. You can take a precise measurement by keeping the measuring tape or ruler flat against the body of the animal from the top to the bottom.

Once you've got your cat's measurement and measurements, you need to look at the door to decide where to place the flap. It is advisable to place the flap on the highest point of your cat's stomach as it will allow them to get through it with minimal effort. This will also stop the flap from making a lot of noise as it swings open and shut.

It is also important to consider the thickness and structure of the uPVC door or composite. While all timber doors have a similar thickness, upvc cat flap door panels or composite doors may differ in their overall structure. This makes the installation of a flap for your cat more difficult as you need to ensure the hole is of the correct size.

You can make use of the template included in the instructions to mark the position of the opening on the door. This will allow you determine where the opening needs to be and make sure that the template is correctly positioned on the door. Using a spirit-level to make sure that the template is right against the door can be extremely helpful.

Cut the Flap

Before you can install your cat flap, you'll must cut the door panel to make a space big enough for it. This is a difficult job and it is recommended to seek out the assistance of a professional cat flap fitting service for this step in case you don't have the knowledge or skills to complete the task yourself. It is also recommended to read the instructions included with the cat flap kit to learn how much to install a cat flap to do this properly.

To do this, you have to measure the height of your cat or kitten's belly. Use this as a reference point. A good guideline is to place the flap around 10-15 centimeters off the ground, as this is the typical belly height for cats. This will allow your cat to move through the flap with ease and make it difficult for other cats or nosy neighbors to get in or out.

Mark the position of the cat flap on the door using the pencil. If your kit comes with a template, place it over the door. Use the markings on the template to drill holes at every corner. You will then be able to cut the shape of the template and replace it with your cat flap.

You can install your cat flap yourself in a wood or uPVC door when you're confident using the jigsaw. Be sure to not cut into any of the door's mullions, or vertical rails. You can use a jigsaw cut the panel into a circle or square, depending on the design of your cat flap. Make sure to take your time and don't try to make the jigsaw cut faster.

After the hole has been cut then carefully insert the cat flap into its new location and make sure that it's securely secured. If the flap has screws, push them onto the protruding bolts. Once the screws are in place, sand any rough edges of the cut, and then apply sealant to any gaps to ensure that there are no draughts coming into your home.

Fit the Flap

If you have a basic cat flap, you can open it and encourage your pet to walk through by putting a small amount of cat food on the outside of the door. Alternatively you can try pushing the cat through with your hands or with a stick. Once your pet is used to moving through the flap, it is likely to be able in and out as it pleases and you should be able to let it out and in without keeping the door open for it all day (and likely in all weather conditions).

It is possible to put a double glazing cat flap flap in a UPVC door or a glass door, but it's not as simple as installing one on a wooden external door. This is because the UPVC doors and certain types of glass doors do not have a uniform thickness. This could have a significant impact on the way you cut the flap hole and also whether the flap fits correctly after installation.

The mounting kit may include a template showing you the best places to drill holes. If the kit doesn't come with a template, you can photocopy it to create your own. It's important not to use the jigsaw to hard when cutting, so it doesn't leave a bigger than necessary hole in your door.

Most cat flaps are rectangular or square in shape, but there are also some which are circular and these are generally more difficult to place. If you have a round flap, make sure that the hole is in the correct place on your door. Otherwise, the cat might not be able to access it, and might be outside all day (or at night).

Some models of cat flap come with locks that let you regulate when your cat comes in and goes. These can be very useful if you're worried about your cat going out at night and then coming back in the darkness, or if you're at work for the entire day. The lock can be used for entry or exit and some locks can be locked in both directions, permitting you to close the door completely. This is particularly beneficial for sick or elderly cats who aren't willing to go out in bad weather.