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When it comes to pet doors, smaller pets have different needs than larger breeds. A door that’s too big, too heavy, or poorly sealed can make it difficult—or even intimidating—for small dogs and cats to use. Choosing the right pet door for smaller pets ensures comfort, safety, and consistent use. At Moore Pet Supplies, w…

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One of the most common questions homeowners ask when considering a pet door is whether they should install it themselves or hire a professional. The answer depends on your comfort level, the type of installation, and the complexity of your home setup. At Moore Pet Supplies, we’ve spent 30 years helping customers choose not only the…

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Choosing the right pet door starts with one simple but critical step: accurate measurement. Even the highest-quality pet door won’t perform properly if it’s too small, too large, or installed at the wrong height. At Moore Pet Supplies, we’ve spent 30 years helping pet owners get this step right the first time. Proper siz…

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When people think about pet doors, they often picture dogs running in and out of the house. But cats can benefit just as much—if not more—from having their own dedicated access point. Cats are naturally independent animals. They like to explore, control their environment, and move on their own schedule. A pet door supports the…

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When shopping for a pet door, you’ll likely come across two common options: single-flap and double-flap designs. At first glance, the difference may seem minor—but it can have a significant impact on your home’s comfort, energy efficiency, and overall pet door performance. At Moore Pet Supplies, we’ve spent 30 year…

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