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Cat or dog clawing your door's weatherstrip? PETPROOF® takes the scratches instead.

A white, scratch-resistant strip that presses in with your weatherstrip, from the floor up to the doorknob, where paws reach.

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$19.97 6 strips, enough for two doors

See it on a door

A grey cat standing in an open doorway, looking up.
  • No tools or trimming
  • Under 10 minutes
  • Renter-friendly
  • Made in the USA
  • Money-back guarantee
Before: a black weatherstrip in the slot of a door frame, its edge clawed into fuzz, with a few crumbs on the threshold.
After: the same spot with a white PETPROOF strip pressed into the frame, clean and whole.
Illustration of a typical door frame, not a customer's photo.

Same door, before and after.

Claws go for the soft weatherstrip at the bottom of the door. With PETPROOF pressed in beside it, they meet the tough white strip instead.

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Three steps. No tools.

Most doors take under 10 minutes.

Pull out the weatherstrip

The black weatherstrip pulled out of the lower door frame, hanging loose to the floor.

Pull your door’s weatherstrip out of its slot. If it’s already torn, replace it first.

Line up the flat edges

A white PETPROOF strip lying alongside the end of the black weatherstrip, bottom ends level.

Line up the flat edge of a PETPROOF strip with the flat edge of the weatherstrip, bottom end to bottom end.

Press in, then stack to the knob

Three white PETPROOF strips stacked in the door frame beside the black weatherstrip, from the floor up to the doorknob.

Press the two together into the slot in the frame. Stack the second and third strips on top, up to the doorknob, then press the rest of the weatherstrip back into the upper half of the frame.

A hand pressing PETPROOF and the weatherstrip into the slot of a white door frame.
Pressing PETPROOF and the weatherstrip into the slot together.

The step pictures are 3D illustrations.

Three strips, floor to doorknob. That’s the whole job.

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Will it fit your door?

Two questions. Answer yes to both, and PETPROOF is made for your door.

Does your door swing into the house when you open it?

Hinges on the left or the right are both fine.

Does the weatherstrip pull out of a slot in the frame?

Tug the bottom end gently. If it slides out of a narrow groove, that's a yes.

PETPROOF is made for in-swing doors, hinged left or right, with a weatherstrip in a slot.

PETPROOF is made for doors like yours.

One pack of six strips covers two doors.

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Ask us before you buy.

PETPROOF is made for in-swing doors with a weatherstrip that sits in a slot. Tell us about your door and we'll let you know if it fits.

Ask about your door
A real door frame with a white PETPROOF strip in place below the deadbolt.
PETPROOF on a real door.

Renting? No nails, screws or glue. It pulls out when you move, and the weatherstrip it protects stays like new.

Ranked first for cat-proof weather stripping

Renovation Field Log ranks PETPROOF first of five in its guide to the best cat-proof weather stripping. Read the guide

I installed it and it is working fantastic! No more destroyed weather strip.

Rhonda K.

Pretty easy to install! I’m so excited that I found this product. My cat is an absolute destroyer of weatherstripping.

Sarah C.

I appreciate it so much. I am impressed with the company customer service level. Quite unexpected but most refreshing.

Debbie
A brown and white dog resting with a tabby cat tucked against its chest.

Six strips. Two doors.

$19.97

Three strips cover one door from the floor to the doorknob.

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Questions

Will my pet still scratch there?

Probably. PETPROOF doesn't change what your pet does. It gives the claws a scratch-resistant strip to hit instead of the soft weatherstrip, from the floor up to the doorknob.

Does it work for dogs too?

Yes. It protects the weatherstrip from the floor up to the doorknob, which is where cats and most dogs scratch.

Do I need to cut the strips?

No. The strips stack as they come, so there's nothing to trim and no tools to find.

My weatherstrip is already torn. Can I still use it?

Yes. Replace the torn weatherstrip first, then press PETPROOF in with the new one.

Which doors does it fit?

In-swing doors, hinged on the left or the right, whose weatherstrip pushes into a slot in the frame. If you're not sure about yours, ask us before you buy.

What if it doesn't work for me?

PETPROOF comes with a money-back guarantee. Contact us and we'll make it right.