Enjoying Magnetic Dog Door for Screen Doors Large
- 11.2 by 14.4 inch passage opening, for medium pets
- 0.67 inch screen panel thickness, the only size it fits
- 50 pound maximum pet weight
- Magnetic flap closes itself behind the pet
- Lockable to keep the flap shut
- ABS plastic frame and flap, black
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A workable screen door insert for a medium dog or a cat that needs to come and go on its own. Measure the screen panel first, because the frame is made for one thickness only.
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ASIN: B079FBKFF9Model: 43396-261977Category: Dog Gates
Overview
Slide the frame into the track of a sliding screen door and the pet gets a flap of its own. The magnetic strip along the flap pulls it shut after each pass, and the lock holds it closed when the door should stay off limits.
Households that want the sliding screen door left in place while the pet moves in and out get a flap that reseals itself and a latch for the hours when nobody is watching. The frame is built around one screen thickness, so a panel that does not match it will not seat.
Who it's for
A screen door that is already in the track and a pet that scratches to be let out is the situation this insert answers. Pet owners with a fixed screen, a hinged door, or a pet above the rated load should look elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Magnetic flap reseals after each pass
- Lock holds the flap shut
- Fits a screen panel of one thickness
- Black finish blends with screen frames
- Screen panel thickness not adjustable
- No cut template or hardware listed
- Only one passage size offered
Performance notes
The flap swings on the frame hinge and the magnet along its edge meets the frame strip, so the door closes on its own after the pet walks through. How well it reseals depends on the frame sitting square in the screen track and on the panel matching the stated thickness.
Specifications
| Brand | Enjoying |
|---|---|
| Model | 43396-261977 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | Black(11.2"W X 14.4"H) |
| Dog Breed Size | Medium |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 50 poundslower than 85% of 21 dog gates |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Frame Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Color | Black |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Maximum Compatible Thickness | 0.7 incheslower than 90% of 21 dog gates |
| Minimum Compatible Thickness | 0.7 inches |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Not Smart Home Compatible |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Other details | |
| Closure Type | Flap,Lockable,Magnetic |
| Pet Type | Cat, Dog |
| Target Audience | Cats |
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Frequently asked questions
Will the Enjoying screen door pet door fit my sliding screen door?
It is made for a sliding screen door panel measuring 0.67 inches thick, with a passage opening of 11.2 by 14.4 inches. A panel of another thickness will not seat in the frame.
Can the flap be locked so my pet stays inside?
Yes. The closure is listed as flap, lockable and magnetic, so the flap can be held shut and the magnet pulls it closed after normal use.
What size pet is the Enjoying dog door meant for?
The listing rates it for medium pets up to 50 pounds, and cats and dogs are both listed as compatible pet types.
Is this a smart pet door that opens by collar tag?
No. It is listed as not smart home compatible, so it works by the pet pushing the magnetic flap rather than by a sensor or tag.