SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap Tunnel Extender in White

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Features • Easy Installation: Simply glue the extension in place to add 5 cm to the tunnel of your PetSafe Microchip Cat Door; no tools required Suitable for installation in doors, windows or walls with the correct adapters, the cat flap comes with a fairly simple installation guide. You only get one collar and magnetic key in the box, but you can buy more separately if you have multiple cats. Some cat flaps have magnetic strips which secure the flap when it’s not in use. This is a good protective measure against wind. Push the tunnel of the cat flap through the hole you’ve created. Ensure the correct side is facing inwards.

If you want to keep your kitty safe, the best microchip cat flaps are a particularly clever invention. They give your cats free access to the outdoors while preventing any neighbourhood moggies from sneaking in. These cat flaps have a built-in sensor that recognises your cat’s microchip, meaning only they can go in and out of the flap. This puts them at a huge advantage over a normal, non-chipped flap – particularly if your cat is being bullied or you have a greedy, six-dinner Sid living nearby. Note: Delivery times are a little slower than we would like for our UK customers and this is due to additional customs regulations on imports from the EU via the UK. This is beyond our control & we thank you for your patience. The conventional place to install a cat flap is in a door. But new cat flaps are designed in a way that makes them suitable for windows and walls too.Creating best moments with your pet since 1998.It goes without saying they're a pet-loving brand.Right from the earliest days of PetSafe, their love of pets meant they all shared the same dream to make PetSafe one of the most trusted brands for pet owners the world over. If you’re someone with a busy schedule, you won’t want to be adjusting your cat flap’s settings every few hours. Please consult the installation guide for detailed instructions on where, and how, to install the Tunnel Extender.

Lots of microchip pet doors get complicated when it comes to installation, requiring various additional parts to assist the process. While battery-powered microchip cat flaps are the most common, some pet doors connect to the mains. The majority of microchip cat flaps take AA batteries; however, make sure to buy the best quality batteries you can. You might grow tired of frequently rebuying new batteries depending on how energy efficient your cat flap is.Just because microchip pet flaps use modern technology, doesn’t mean they have to be ridiculously expensive. You can still get one with all the most important features at a reasonable price! Fits windows, glass doors, single double glazed. Suitable for cats up to 8 kg. - requires a Petsafe glass adaptor to fit through glass (available from November 2017) The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap is simple to set up and works effectively. It’s one of the best microchip cat flaps on the market. It’s reasonably priced and offers basic, reliable features. Although this might sound surprising, some microchip cat flaps run off mains electricity. If you don’t want to mess with running wires through your kitchen, battery-powered cat flaps are generally more convenient . Look for a model with at least an A+ energy rating and where the batteries are reported to last over six months. A well-designed microchip cat flap is like the most scrupulous of club bouncers. No ID? No entry!

Do make sure that your cat’s microchip is one that’s recognised by the cat flap you choose. Some older microchips and foreign chips may not work with a microchip cat flap. Where should I install my cat flap? With the Ferplast Swing Cat Flap with Microchip, even slightly more rotund felines can enjoy the freedom of heading outside without having to ask permission. It’s available in a range of different sizes and is therefore one of the best microchip cat flap options for larger cats. Those of us who are already servants to our feline overlords might be laughing at the idea that you can train a cat to do anything. However, there are some simple tips you can try to make your cat use a new cat flap with ease.A microchip cat flap is a great solution. They’re small, weatherproof and have a technological barrier to prevent unwanted cats from entering your home.

Swapping to the outside of your house, place the external frame onto the flap. Using a pencil, mark the spots where you’ll need to drill. Please take care when setting up this product and ensure you follow the provided instructions for installation and use. If you’re putting the flap into a wooden door, this PetSafe Microchip Cat Flap requires no additional parts or adaptors to install it into a wood surface. Cat flaps in general are a godsend for those of us who are servants to moggies, meaning we don’t have to get up and down every five minutes to let a cat in or out through a window or door. Allowing cats access to the outside world, in a safe environment, gives them the best life possible, so it’s worth investing in a good cat flap to let them come and go as they please.Silent 4-way cat flap, for walls and doors at least 20mm deep, 2 tunnel pieces included, manual setting dial, draught excluder and magnetic closure, passageway dimensions: 14 x 15.5cm (W x H)Cats are well-known for being independent animals who prefer to decide for themselves where they want to roam. The Trixie 4-Way Cat Flap with Tunnel will give your kitty the freedom to come and go as it pleases. If you’ve got more than one cat, the Dual Scan from Sure Petcare could be just the cat flap you’re looking for. It works with both microchips and the SureFlap RFID collar tag but allows you to programme it for individual cats.