If you’re not handy with tools or you have no time for it, there are many dog gates options to choose from. The PawHut Dog Gate features an auto-close function that ensures the gate securely shuts itself after each use, giving you more convenience and saving you valuable time.

Featuring a convenient one-handed opening mechanism, this pet gate allows you to pass through effortlessly while carrying items or in a hurry. Its sturdy construction can withstand the test of time and resist the efforts of even the most determined pets. Made with high-quality metal, the Munchkin Lindam Dog Gate ensures long-lasting durability and reliability. The PawHut Dog Gate provides a tall and sturdy barrier to keep your furry friend safely confined to specific areas of your home.It seamlessly blends with your surroundings while providing an effective barrier, ensuring safety and style in your living spaces. Standing at an impressive height of 110cm, this gate offers an additional level of protection, making it perfect for families with curious toddlers or larger pets.

When getting a new pet, you tend to be excited to purchase every accessory and toy that your new furry friend will need. Additionally, the smooth surface of the gate eliminates any sharp edges that could potentially harm your furry friend. You may notice the gate and frame do not align as you unpack the gate, this is because of the clever pressure fit design. Although not recommended, if an extra tall pressure fitted gate is the only solution for the top of the stairs, then installation to the second from top step is advised. All extra tall pressure fitted stair gates feature a trip bar and are not recommended for the top of the stairs.The pressure-fit installation of this dog gate ensures that there are no holes or screws drilled into your walls or door frames, keeping them intact and free from damage. She had a white cotton dress all cut out on the floor complete with a length of marabou for decoration - enter big black cat with massive muddy paws having spotted the marabou - you get the picture ?