When you choose a pet door supplier, you're not just buying this order — you're taking on the returns, the warranty claims and the parts requests that come with every unit you sell for years afterward. That's why the make of the product matters as much as the price. This is the case for stocking Catwalk® and Dogwalk® doors from Pet-Tek: New Zealand-designed since 1999, engineered around a round cut-out, backed by a 3-year warranty* and built so that every part that wears can be replaced on its own.
Pet-Tek has been designing pet doors in New Zealand since 1999, and the company came out of the glazing industry rather than the pet trade. That background is the reason the entire glass range is built around a round cut-out instead of a rectangular one — it's an engineer's answer to a glass problem, not a styling choice. More than twenty-five years on, that focus shows up as a range that's been refined rather than reinvented, with models that stay consistent order to order.
The flap is UV-stabilised high-impact polycarbonate — the same material used in aircraft windows — so it resists impact and doesn't go brittle or yellow in the sun the way cheaper acrylic flaps do. Add brush weather seals and 4-way manual locking and you've got a door that keeps working and looking right for years. For a stockist, that's the quiet part that matters: a product that holds up is a product that doesn't come back to your counter as a complaint.
A round hole spreads stress evenly around its edge, with no corners for cracks to start from. That means glass is less likely to fail during drilling or over time, it installs faster with a single core-drill, and it's simpler for glass manufacturers to pre-cut and toughen for double glazing. It's a real point of difference you can sell on, and it's covered in full in why glaziers prefer the round cut-out — worth a read if you sell into the glazing trade.
Every door carries a 3-year manufacturer's warranty*, and the doors are designed so that the parts which wear — the flap, the brush seal, the locking dial and the collar magnets — come off and go back on individually. For your business that does two things. It keeps returns low, because a worn flap is a cheap part rather than a whole-unit failure. And it turns one sale into a stream of small ones, because the customer comes back to you for the part instead of replacing the door elsewhere. It's one of the stronger reasons to stock the range, and it's covered further in our wholesale guide.
This isn't an untested range. Pet-Tek supplies more than 20 countries and ships in the order of 50,000+ doors a year worldwide, so you're stocking a product with a long track record in the field rather than a gamble. For a trade buyer weighing suppliers, that combination — a long design history, sound engineering, real warranty backing and a product built around serviceable parts — is what separates a pet door supplier you build a business on from one you have to keep managing.
Put together, the design history, the build quality, the round cut-out and the serviceable parts add up to a low-hassle line: fewer returns, repeat parts sales, and a story you can actually tell a customer at the counter. If that's the kind of supplier you want behind your shelf, the next step is simply to open an account — see wholesale pet doors for how trade pricing and MOQs work, or becoming a distributor for the partnership side.
*Warranty: 3 years on the door, and 12 months on movable parts — the flap and the locking dial. This warranty is in addition to any rights a buyer has under consumer law, and does not limit them.
New Zealand-designed since 1999, engineered round cut-out, 3-year warranty* and every wearing part replaceable — from a company shipping 50,000+ doors a year to 20+ countries.
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