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It may seem difficult to put up the flap for your cat however, with the proper instructions, it's not too difficult. Firstly, determine how high you would like the flap to be (on average, belly height). Mark this point on your door and then use the included template as a guide when drilling. If you have a kitten that is still a baby then gently prop the door slightly open and encourage it to go through. Reward the kitten every time it goes through. Take a measurement of the door A cat flap is a wonderful method to allow your pet to come and go inside and out of your house as it pleases. This can help keep your cat in good health as it will ensure that it gets enough exercise and also be able to go back inside if it is trapped outside in bad weather. It also can reduce the amount of time you need to spend letting it in or out and can keep your home safe by letting you know when it has gone out. It is important to ensure that the cat flap is installed properly to stop your pet from being pushed through or escaping through it by other animals (e.g. dogs). You should measure the height of your pet's belly and the height of the doorway in your home to make sure the flap is at the proper height. If your cat is taller or shorter than average, you can alter the flap's position by moving it upwards or downwards by a small amount. The next step is to use a spirit level to mark the centre of the door where you will install the flap. With the markings as a guide, take the jigsaw and cut the shape of the flap within the door. Once you have cut out the door, sand the edges of the door to create smooth surfaces and drill any fixing holes that are needed. The process of fitting the cat flap isn't as difficult as you think, and it shouldn't take more than two hours to complete the entire task from start to completion. The process can be slightly more challenging if you need to install it in the form of a uPVC door or a composite one. This is because composite doors come in a variety of thicknesses, which could affect the way the holes are cut. We always suggest to contact an expert for your first experience with glass. Measure Your Cat A cat flap can save you from hours of listening to your pet meow to let it out or in. This is particularly useful for those who working all day and your cat is in the house waiting for you to get home in all weathers. It is essential to measure your cat's measurements first before you attempt the installation. It might seem like a straightforward task, but it is crucial to make sure you measure the right measurements. If not, your cat may have difficulty putting it in use. First, make sure your cat is calm prior to taking measurements. You will have to hold your cat in a place in which they cannot 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 figured out the measurements of your cat's body, it's time to look at the door and decide where to place the flap. The flap should be placed at the level of your cat's belly. This will allow them to walk through the door with minimal effort. This will also prevent the flap from making a lot noise as it moves back and forth. You will need to consider the thickness of the uPVC or composite door as well. While all timber doors have the same thickness, uPVC or composite doors can differ greatly in their overall design. This can make the installation of an enclosure for your cat more difficult since you must ensure that the hole is the proper size. You can also use the template included in the instructions to mark the location of the hole in the door. This will help you to determine the location where the opening should be and ensure that the template is placed correctly on the door. Utilizing a spirit level to check that the template is sitting flush against the door will also be extremely helpful. Cut the Flap Before you can put in your cat flap, you'll need to cut the door panel to make it large enough for it. It's a challenging job so it's recommended you hire a professional to assist you if you do not have the knowledge or skills. You can also refer to the instructions included with the kit to learn how to do it properly. cat flap install can use the height of the cat's or kitten's stomach as a guide. A good guideline is to put the flap of your cat about 10 centimeters away from the ground since this is roughly the average belly height for cats. This will allow your cat to pass through the flap with ease and make it more difficult for other cats and nosy neighbours to enter or exit. The position of the cat flap on the door with the pencil. If your kit includes the template put it on top of the door. Use the marks on the template to drill holes at every corner. After that, you'll be able cut out the template and replace it with the flap for cats. You can put in your cat flap yourself in a wood or uPVC door If you're comfortable with the use of a Jigsaw. Be sure not to cut into the vertical rails or mullions of your door. You can use a jigsaw cut the panel into a square or a circle according to the design of your cat flap. Remember to take your time and don't force the jigsaw to cut faster. Once the hole is cut, carefully fit the flap onto its new home and make sure that it is securely fixed. If it has screw caps, then push these onto the screws that protrude. Once the screws are in place, you can sand any rough edges of the cut and then seal any gaps to ensure there aren't any draughts entering into your home. Install the Flap If you have a basic cat flap, you can leave it open and encourage your pet to walk through by placing a small amount of cat food on the outside of the door. You can also try pushing the cat with the help of a stick or your hands. Once your pet is used to walking through the flap, it will be able to move into and out as it wishes so you can let it out or in without holding the door open for it all day (and likely in any weather). It is possible to install the flap inside the UPVC doors or glass door, however it's not as simple as putting one on a wooden external door. This is because the doors made of UPVC and some kinds of glass doors do not have a uniform thickness. This could have a significant impact on how you cut the flap's hole and how well the flap fits after installation. Based on the type of cat flap you pick, it may come with its own mounting kit as well as a template that shows exactly where to drill holes for it. If the kit doesn't include the template you can use a photocopier to make your own. When cutting, it's important to not push the jigsaw to the point that you create a bigger hole than you need in your door. Certain cat flaps come in circular shapes, which are more difficult to install. If you have a circular flap, make sure that the hole is located in the correct place on the door. Otherwise, the cat may not be able use it, and could be stuck outside the whole day (or at night). Certain cat flaps have locks that allow you to determine when your cat is allowed to enter and leave. They are helpful for pets who are afraid of leaving in the dark, or coming back in the dark. They are also useful if you work all day. The lock can be engaged to allow or deny entry, and some are locked in both directions, which allows you to close the door completely, which is especially helpful for older or ill cats who don't want to go out in rainy weather.