Expert Cat and Dog Flap Installation in Blackpool
Fitting a cat flap or dog flap often requires specialised tools and expertise, which is why we recommend our reliable and professional glaziers for your pet flap installation in Blackpool.

We specialize in the installation of dog and cat flaps across Blackpool. Our team ensures a quick, efficient, and hassle-free installation at a time that suits you. Plus, we offer a no call-out fee policy.
Can you fit a cat flap in double glazing in Blackpool?
Yes, we are specialists in installing pet flaps in double glazing. Our expert team ensures the installation is completed with precision, sealing the flap correctly to prevent any potential condensation problems. For your peace of mind, we offer a 1-year guarantee on all our installations for misting up only - we do not cover breakage.

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How to train your cat or dog to use a cat flap - dog flap
If you got your cat as a kitten, six months is the perfect age to train her to use a cat flap. At this stage, cats should be vaccinated, and mature enough to go outside on their own. But you can follow these tips with a cat of any age; just be prepared to be a bit more patient with older cats who may not have used a cat flap before. These five steps should soon help your pet overcome any initial feline nerves and get them using the cat flap with confidence
1. Introduce the cat flap
Initially, keep the cat flap locked, and begin by simply feeding and playing with your cat nearby. Anything you can do to create positive associations with the cat flap, such as leaving food treats in front of it, is helpful.
2. Open the cat flap
Prop the cat flap open with heavy-duty tape to make an inviting opening for your cat to move through. Timid cats, especially, will appreciate being able to look out and see what awaits them on the other side.
3. Use rewards
With a person on either side of the open cat flap, use high-value food treats (perhaps some chicken or fish, or other favorite snack) to entice your cat in or out. Alternatively, you could use a toy to tempt her through the opening.
4. Take it slowly
Repeat the above a few times a day, for a week or so. Some cats will quickly become confident moving through the cat flap, while others may take longer to get used to the idea. Never force your cat through the opening, especially if you sense resistance from her. As with all training , practice makes perfect. This is really about creating natural confidence in your cat.
5. Drop the cat flap door
As your cat becomes more familiar with the opening, you can then drop the flap, so that she has to push lightly to open it. Once she’s comfortable doing this, she should be able to come and go as she pleases whenever you leave the cat flap unlocked.
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