PET dOORS oNTIME
PET DOOR INSTALLATION SPECIALISTS
We specialize in the installation of cat flaps and doggie doors into glass, timber, and security doors and are the official installers for Bunnings nationwide.
Our experienced team delivers fast, reliable service across Australia—on time, every time.
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Featuring
types of installations
Security Screens
We install pet doors into all types of security screens including diamond grill, crim-safe or similar, and privacy mesh. We don’t recommend installation into flimsy fly screens.
From $259*
Timber Doors
Whether you have a flush solid timber door, hollow core or paneled profile door we can help with your pet door installation.
From $259*
Glass Windows & Doors
We are the in-glass pet door installation specialists. For the safety of you and your pets we only install into Grade A Toughened Safety Glass.
Double Glazed Windows & Doors
Yes we can install pet doors into double glazed windows and doors but it does cost that little bit extra.
Professional Pet Door Installation
AUSTRALIA WIDE
- Melbourne | Sydney | Brisbane | Adelaide | Perth
Fixed Pricing
Speedy Service
Fully Insured
Experienced Installers
In-Glass Pet Door
Installation Experts
Our team at Glass Ontime specialize in installing in-glass pet doors with a focus on safety for both you and your pets.
For this reason we exclusively install pet doors in Grade A Toughened Safety Glass. Even if your current glass is already Grade A Toughened (or tempered), it cannot be cut without shattering or breaking, meaning the entire panel must be replaced. So for this reason we always replace your existing glass.
Here’s how it works:
- Initial Measurement: We’ll visit your home to take precise measurements of the glass and discuss the ideal placement for the pet door.
- Custom Panel Installation: About two weeks later (longer for double-glazed glass), we’ll return to install a brand-new panel of Grade A Toughened Safety Glass with the pet door perfectly integrated.
NOTE: The cost of your in-glass pet door installation will vary based on the size and glazing type of your existing glass.
Pet Door Buying Guide
frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right size pet door?
The most important factor is your pet’s height and width, not just their breed. Measure:
- Height: Not just height from the ground but from top of elbow to the top of your pet’s collar. We can always install the pet door to adjust for their height from ground level.
- Width: The widest part of your pet (usually chest)
Choose a door slightly larger than these measurements so your pet can pass through comfortably. HINT: Some larger breeds need extra space to accommodate extra long limbs.
Does my dog’s breed matter?
Breed can be a helpful guide, but it’s not always exact. Dogs of the same breed can vary in size.
For example:
- A Labrador may need a large door, but some may fit a medium.
- A Cavoodle could be small or medium depending on their build.
Always measure your pet rather than relying on breed alone.
What if I have a puppy?
If your dog is still growing, choose a door based on their expected adult size, not their current size. Installing a door that’s too small means you’ll need to replace it later.
Can older dogs use pet doors easily?
Yes, but comfort is key:
- Choose a door with a lower step-over height (try the Pet Doors Australia Underbelly Series with it’s scooped flap)
- Look for lightweight flaps that are easy to push
- Avoid doors that require jumping or climbing
This helps reduce strain on joints, especially for senior pets.
What if I have multiple pets?
Select a door based on your largest pet, ensuring all pets can use it comfortably. Smaller pets will still adapt easily to a slightly larger opening. Once again consider the Pet Doors Australia Underbelly Series which has a unique scooped flap design to accommodate little legs.
Does my pet’s weight matter?
What if my pet is nervous or hesitant?
Some pets take time to adjust. To help:
- Choose a door with a clear flap
- Start with training and encouragement
- Keep the flap taped open initially so your pet gets comfortable using the door. Then let the flap down.
Can cats use the same pet door?
Yes! If you have both cats and dogs, choose a door that suits your largest pet. Cats are usually very adaptable and will often use larger openings without issue.
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