Wittle Finger Pinch Guard - 2pk. Child Proofing Doors Made Easy with Soft Yet Durable Foam Door Stopper. Prevents Finger Pinch Injuries, Slamming Doors, and Baby or Pet from Getting Locked in Room

This was the PERFECT find to solve my issue of keeping door from closing so my dog can come and go. It works beautifully and is very easy to use. I am so happy with this product!

The product is cute and easy to use. It is, however, very easy for a determined child to destroy simply by shutting/slamming the door. Maybe good for very widdle persons, but that is all.

Found through a recommended article via Buzzfeed thought this could work better than a standard door stop to keep out basement door open for the cats. And it works brilliantly, and it is much nicer than having to put the door stop back if you accidentally kick it out of the way.

Isn’t very wide for thicker doors and therefore will rip quickly.

Keeps our basement door cracked for our cats. No more Tim holding it open which looked silly. Best part is that it is quiet when it hits the door frame.

Super simple product, hugs a door quite well, does not come off even when door is slammed. Great for keeping the basement door ajar for my persnickety little pussy cat.

This was exactly what I was looking for. It is used to keep door proped open so cat can get down to the basement. Can be placed high so the cat cant get it. It is perfect!!!

I use this to stop my toddler from slamming her bedroom door on her little sister. Now they HAVE to play together because she cant lock her out anymore. It is easy to take on and off as needed. Love this. I wish we bought it sooner

I got this to prop open our basement door so the dog and cat could get down there. It works really well and by putting it on the top of the door it isnt even noticeable. My only complaint is that one of the two cracked pretty quickly. We repaired it with duct tape and are still using it as well as the second one. For the price this works really well. Also, the one that broke could be because my door has a spring to close it so it might have been that pressure that caused it to break. Now that I use both together there doesnt seem to be any issue.

Exactly what we wanted