Carlson 29.5–36.5” Extra Wide Dog Gate with Small Pet Door, Walk-Through Pressure Mounted Metal Indoor Pet Safety Gate, Tested and Trusted by Pet Parents, American Designed, American Owned

Fabulous gate for dogs, cats and pot belly pigs
I bought this gate over 4 years ago when my youngest dog was an untrustworthy pup. The doorway to my tiled den is extra wide so I needed a gate that could accommodate that width. I also needed a gate that was walk-thru because there are some physically challenged people in my home who would have a hard time stepping over conventional gates. This gate installs easily and securely, adjusting for a perfect fit in my doorway. It comes with two extension panels and you can purchase additional ones if your doorway is wider than 44″.It’s tall enough that my little dachshund mix (who can sometimes fly when properly motivated) cannot jump over it, but adult humans can easily operate the latch that opens the walk-thru gate. The kitty door at the bottom of the gate had to stay closed at my house because it was perfectly sized for a wiener dog, but my cats were not interested in going into the den with the horrible little dog creature anyway so it wasn’t a problem for me.Fast forward to last month. My little dog has become sufficiently trustworthy that the gate has been stored in the basement for a couple of years. However, my eldest daughter has added an indoor miniature pot belly pig to her household of 4 cats.Mookie the pig is now 7 months old and about 45 pounds. He is also an adolescent and a little more stubborn than he used to be. Last month, he decided that rooting around in the cat litter box was loads of fun and seemed to plan his day around this delightful activity. My daughter and her cats were less than thrilled since the pig was vigorously flinging litter everywhere!I remembered the gate in my basement and took it to my daughter’s home. She really needs the kitty door because one of her cats is elderly and has only 3 legs so she cannot jump over a gate anymore. After installing the gate in the doorway to the laundry room where the litter box is, Mookie promptly showed us that if he maneuvered just right, he could get thru the cat door in the gate. Luckily, I saw the customer images which demonstrated using cable ties to keep the cat door from opening completely and it worked perfectly.Fortunately, Mookie has grown enough that he cannot get thru the cat door anymore no matter how hard he tries so we’ve dispensed with the cable ties. The gate works perfectly and my daughter no longer comes home to dirty cat litter strewn around her laundry room floor.The gate is made of powder coated steel and the white paint is extremely sturdy. My household has multiple cats and dogs and children and it still looks brand new after 4 years. The style is fairly innocuous and seems to look as good in my daughter’s modern home as it did in my 100 year old house. (Let’s face it – a pet gate is not an accent piece so innocuous is about as good as it gets.)If you are looking for a pet gate that will fit extra wide doorways and can be easily walked through by humans, I think this gate may be just what you’re looking for.

Genuinely can’t believe these can’t be bought in Australia, what a game changer!Keeps the kids out of the laundry area where the cat litter is and gives the cats a safe place to eat where they can’t be terrorised by a toddler who loves them.

Pros:-Lightweight-Easy to install-Gaps are small between the rods, works if your puppy is not too small (<2months)Cons:-Has a limitation with installing extensions (the opening to my kitchen is a bit bigger for the gate without extensions, and small for either of them to be installed). had to tape one of the smaller extensions on the other side to cover the gap-Mechanism for opening the door is a little flimsy, so have to be careful while handling itOverall a quality product to avoid your furry friends from entering places you don't want them to