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SureFlap Microchip Cat Door Connect, 5.13" L X 5.63" W X 4.75" H
Description
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The Microchip Cat Door Connect is a connected version of the original DualScan Cat Door. It reads a pet's existing ID microchip (no collar required)
- - Prevents intruder animals entering your home
- - Connect with the Hub which links the Microchip Cat Door Connect to the Sure Petcare app
- - Know whether your pets are at home, monitor long-term activity and notice changes in behavior
- - Remotely lock or unlock the cat door anytime, anywhere from the Sure Petcare app
- - DualScan technology lets you set exit permissions for each cat
Specifications
| SKU | 3000292 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | SureFlap |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 5 LB |
Flooring Information
| Finish | Plastic |
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Additional Features
| Primary Color | White |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 5.13 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 4.75 IN |
| Width | 5.63 IN |
3 year
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Nice features and no issues with it so far
kitkat8kats
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
does this cat door work with microchips in the United States
Can a raccoon open this to the ouside with his claw as I have seen in some videos, or is it 2 way latched?
- It is 2 way latched. I did a lot of research on it and this is one of the only raccoon resistant doors offered
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Is the hub included?
- No, you have to purchase it separately.
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The dimensions given in the description are: L - 5.13 in H - 4.75 in W - 5.63in Are these the flap dimensions or the outside dimensions of the plastic frame?
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is it possible for microchips in cats to be dislodged a little? we're having issues with one of the cats and the cat flap which operates on microchip recognitions - its programing ok and working when we put his head right up to it but when he tries its not working so just wondering if at all the microchip could be just slightly out of place, our other cat has no issues and gets in no worries - if it is the microchip, is it possible to re-position or install another new one?
We've had a cat flap for a while but the cats will only use it when the flap is tied open. We really want to encourage use as it's synced to chips not allowing in other animals. How can we get them to use this themselves? We have tried treats, shutting them out etc.
2 0f 4 of our cats wont use cat flap and 1 has taken to sleeping in litter tray plz help
We recently got an electronic doggie door. While we are training them we have it set to unlocked. Our 50-pound lab mix has pretty much figured it out. However we also have midna the Chiweenie she is scared of the door I think so because we had to buy it says for the bigger dog and every time she considers going through right after Sarah it smacks her in the face. It is light enough for her to push it open if she decides to they both had the same training when we first got it but she refuses
How do I keep my 5 year old female cat from escaping
large cat, starting to wee at the door and in bath ...which Im not totaly sure was wee but looked like blood ? hes become so quite large so doesnt like to use his cat door unless absolutley necessary, what shall I do
I'll be moving soon, with my 13 y/o male cat. He has been indoor/outdoor for most of his adult life, with access to a cat door. I'm concerned because he will need to transition to being an indoor cat in our new home--litter box training, the works. (I hope to someday build a catio for him, but that will take time.) What can I do to make this easier on him?
How do I check for a microchip at home
I will be transporting my 8 cats to another location 30 minutes away. I do not have enough cat carriers for my move, so I decided to make some cat carriers by drilling 14 holes, each 2 inches in diameter, through Sterilite storage bins. My question is, do the holes need to be smaller than 2 inches? I do not want any of my cats getting their heads stuck in a hole. Also, do you think this method of transport is ok for the cats? These guys are my life & I dont want any harm coming to them.
Hello. Not sure if this is appropriate question to ask, but perhaps you can help. I keep my cat indoors before sundown all night till sunrise. He goes to the bathroom outside. Last few days I noticed muddy prints on his cat door in the morning. Pics included. Cat flap is in storm door. I slide locking panel in & of course close inside door. Do you have any idea who this is? We have squirrels, but I have not seen any possum or racoons. What to do? I keep 2 water bowls in yard 24/7.
I have two neutered cats who love being outside. We live in a mountainous area with wildlife, so we are trying to keep them inside but they learned how to open doors. We are trying to decide b/w a wireless pet fence in our yard where they wear large-ish shock collars (even though they are smaller for cats) all the time as the company says not to wear for more than 12 hours or to just put cat trackers on them and find them every night. Which is safer?
How do you measure a cat's length, width, and height? I'm trying to find the right size carrier for my cat.