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If you leave your cat's flap open, it could create a draft. This is a challenge that many cat owners face.

A draught excluder can reduce the amount of cold air that enters the home, but a cat flap with insulation will provide greater protection against the elements. Tomsgates offers a variety of insulated dog doors and cat flaps that are suitable for any type of installation that include wall installations.

The Material

One of the most important features of a cat door is its insulation. Insulation is what keeps cold air out and warm in. There are a number of ways that insulation can be made, but the most important is the material the flap is made of.

Doors with triple or double glazing cat flap flaps will provide greater insulation and prevent cold air from entering your home. You can also purchase draught-exclusions to cover the frame and limit drafts. But, you must keep in mind that these will not stop the cold air from entering when your cat is attempting to use their door at the same time.

Fill in the space left by your cat flap with insulation, such as styrofoam. This will prevent cold air from entering into your home and will reduce the sound generated by your cat when they use their pet door. If you choose to do this, you need to determine the size of the hole that your cat's flap has created and choose a filler that is compatible with the surrounding fabric.

The RANGER pet entry by Freedom Pet Pass is a great option for an excellent cat flap. This upvc door panels with cat flap has a thick, insulated flap that is designed to limit conductive heat loss. It also has a magnetic seal that prevents cold air or wind from entering through the flap. Its celluloid PVC frame is 3,000X better insulating than the aluminum material used in the frames of less pet doors.

Wind Resistance

When a cat flap is closed, cold air can still enter your home when the flap is open. Some manufacturers try to minimize the risk of this by incorporating what is known as draught excluders that are basically brushes that can be placed around the flap opening. However, if you're seeking a cold weather cat flap insulation, you'll need to make sure that your door can seal tightly when it is shut, and that there aren't gaps where cold air can enter.

A strong magnetic seal is one way to make sure your cat's flap keep its seal against wind, but you should also look at the overall design and the materials that are used in the construction of a pet door. The most effective cold weather pet doors will be made from materials that are insulating, such as thick PVC flaps and a plastic frame that is able to resist temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius. This keeps warm air out and stop cold air from getting in.

Look for a design with double-flaps that can be able to withstand cold and heat and high winds. These are more expensive than the single-flap versions but they will save you money on energy bills over time. This is particularly important if reside in an area that has severe winters and harsh summers.

Check reviews before buying a cat flap for cold weather to see which models have the highest reviews and provide the best protection from the elements. The Ideal Pet Products Designer Series Ruff-Weather Pet Door is a well-loved choice because it provides excellent insulation and a durable flap, as well as an easy-to-install and tamper-proof design. Endura Flap Double Flap Wall Mount Dog & Cat Door is another great option. Many customers praise its ability to resist the elements of wind and cold without compromising the freedom of their cats.

The Magnetic Seal

In cold weather, a well shut cat flap is vital to reduce energy loss. This is why the most effective cat flap insulation comes with the use of a magnetic closure. The magnets keep the door closed even when your pet is in it. Some models also have an outer panel that can be used to lock or unlock your pet's door if needed.

A strong magnetic seal is essential for colder weather, but a good cat flap should also be able to stand up to wind. You don't want the cat door to be blown open by wind in winter, because it will let cold air into your home and increase your heating costs. A good cat flap for cold weather will be sealed with an extremely strong magnetic seal that can withstand winds of up to 50 miles per hour and a majority of these models are also insulated to prevent heat loss through the door.

One of the best cat flaps for cold weather on the market is the Security Boss insulated pet door. This model is insulated both inside the frame and in the door to provide the highest level of insulation. It also has an opening panel that snaps on so can be slid in when the weather isn't great to keep your pets safe.

The RANGER pet gate by Freedom Pet Pass is another great option. This door is insulated with thick celluloid PVC to reduce conductive heat loss and keep your home warm. The frame is also welded using automotive technology to ensure it is durable and sturdy for cold weather conditions.

The Baboni pet door is another ideal option for cold weather. It is constructed from aluminum alloy of aerospace quality as well as steel, and is welded using laser welding technology that is used in the automotive industry. Its design is able to withstand extreme weather conditions, and can be positioned on a variety of wall materials. The double flaps form an air pocket that offers insulation and energy efficiency, and it has a tunnel kit you can add to the door for additional protection during severe weather.

The Design

When selecting a cat door that can keep your home warm and free of drafts, you should look for one with insulation features. It could be a dual-flap design or a frame constructed of aluminum which has less thermal conduction than PVC or Plastic. Some models also come with brushes that block drafts and aid in reducing the loss of energy. You can find doors that have these features by looking for words like "insulation," weatherproof seals," and "energy efficiency" within the product description.

A majority of the contemporary cat doors that are designed specifically for cold climates come with an array of insulation features. The Endura Flap pet door, for instance, features a dual flap system and an enclosed frame that is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, assisting to keep out drafts and heat loss. It is also eco-friendly as it is made of a non-toxic polyolefin substance that is safe for both your pets and the environment.

Even if you have chosen an insulated cat flap, you might still notice that cold air is able to pass through the gap between the door frame and your window or wall. This is because the flap itself causes an air draught when it is open. Some manufacturers attempt to reduce this by offering what's called a draught-exclusion device that is placed around the flap's exterior however, it is crucial to keep in mind that your cat needs to be able to open and shut the door easily so that they can get into and out when they need to.

Installing a new pet upvc door panel with cat flap fitted such as Freedom Pet Pass' RANGER one, which is specifically designed for colder weather, is an effective option. The RANGER pet door comes with an insulated flap that is thicker and more dense that reduces the conductive heat by reducing amount of energy that is lost through the material. It can also be able to withstand extreme temperatures, like 40 degrees Celsius. This level of protection is similar to double-paned windows, but at a fraction of the price.