00:00If you've ever stood at your back door playing doorman for a dog who can't decide if she wants
00:04in or out 12 times an hour, this one's for you. I've spent way too long digging through pet-friendly
00:09magnetic screen doors, reading the reviews, comparing the prices, and I finally narrowed
00:14it down to 5 that are actually worth your money. Here are the top 5 magnetic screen doors for pet
00:19owners, and yes, I found some genuinely good deals. Starting with the one that honestly
00:25shocked me on price, this lockable sliding pet screen door comes in at just $18.28.
00:31It's a self-closing magnetic flap that installs right into your existing screen door,
00:35so your cat or small dog can come and go on their own schedule instead of yours.
00:39The best part is the locking function, flip it shut at night and nobody's wandering into the
00:44backyard at 2 in the morning. Over 4,500 sold with a 4.7 rating tells you people aren't just
00:51buying it,
00:51they're happy with it. If you want the cheapest way to stop being a full-time door opener,
00:56start here. Now if your dog is a shredder and you know if yours is, take a look at this
01:01heavy-duty
01:02pet screen curtain. It's built for a 32 by 82-inch door and the whole selling point is scratch-proof
01:07mesh, which is a big deal if you've already replaced a cheap screen twice this summer.
01:12It uses a zipper closure instead of magnets alone, so it seals tight and stays put.
01:18At $109 it's an investment, but it's got a 4.8 rating from over 4,000 buyers, and honestly,
01:24buying one good screen beats buying four flimsy ones.
01:27This next one has the highest rating on the entire list, 4.9, and that's not easy to pull off.
01:33It's a safe, lockable magnetic pet gate that works on doors and windows,
01:37so if your cat likes using a window as a front entrance, this actually solves that.
01:42It's designed to look decent too, which sounds like a small thing until you've got an ugly
01:47plastic flap staring at you from the living room. Installation is simple, no major tools,
01:52no drilling into your doorframe. At $110 with over 4,300 sold, this is the one I'd pick if I
02:00wanted it done right the first time. If you're after the classic full-door magnetic curtain,
02:05this fiberglass mesh one at $75 is a solid middle ground. The mesh is the important detail fiberglass
02:12holds up way better against claws and repeated pushing than the cheap polyester stuff.
02:17It snaps closed behind your dog automatically, keeps mosquitoes and flies out, and lets the breeze
02:22in, which is basically the whole dream in summer. The rating sits at a 4, so it's not the flashiest
02:28performer on this list, but for a full-size door that pets can use hands-free, the price is fair
02:33and it does the job. And finally, the premium pick, a heavy-duty magnetic screen door that's
02:38both child-and-pet friendly, with no drilling required at all. It's the sturdiest build here,
02:44with a reinforced mesh that handles a big dog barreling through without stretching out of shape,
02:48and the auto-close magnets actually snap shut instead of leaving that annoying gap in the middle.
02:54At $121 it's the most expensive one, but it's rated 4.6 with nearly 4,000 sold,
03:00and if you've got a busy household with kids and dogs both running in and out all day,
03:04this is the one built to survive it. All five links are down in the description,
03:09so go check the current prices, they move around a lot.
03:12If this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe,
03:15because I'm testing more pet gear like this every week.
03:18Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.
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