We have two narrow pieces of wood (strips) on the inside of each side of a door post, and slot/slide a piece of plywood into it. That way the entire 'gate' can be removed if desired. It can be raised or lowered by putting something underneath it. The piece of plywood can have a cat hole cut out, or if it's not so high, cats can easily jump in and out.

Hello again Mona B,

Perhaps you missed it....
[QUOTE]Sorry for the misunderstanding.[/QUOTE]

Sorry I did see it..It's been a bad day and got caught up in what you said.


So claire, where are the pics of serj??????

Sorry you are having a bad day. Life piles it on sometimes - hopefully tomorrow will make up for it.

MONA --
I'm at work right now... but i changed my profile pic to him and his best dog friend ! Serj is the Brown one...

[QUOTE=tenderfoot;851420]Sorry you are having a bad day. Life piles it on sometimes - hopefully tomorrow will make up for it.[/QUOTE]

It's not so much life as it is work. But what can you do.


Ohhh Claire he is a cutie...:lovestruck:

My neice has 2 Husky/ Golden Retriever mixes..But they have all the husky markings.

[QUOTE=Marcha;851352]We have two narrow pieces of wood (strips) on the inside of each side of a door post, and slot/slide a piece of plywood into it. That way the entire 'gate' can be removed if desired. It can be raised or lowered by putting something underneath it. The piece of plywood can have a cat hole cut out, or if it's not so high, cats can easily jump in and out.[/QUOTE]

This was a great idea. My boyfriend's father came over last friday and built this for us. So far so good... and i also splurged at the pet store for a new kong and a couple new toys, just cause... so hopefully this is the end of this crazyness!
Thanks !