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Jul 23 β Jul 26
Features
- SELECTIVE ENTRY CAT DOOR: Uses RFID to read your cats implanted ID microchip, allowing your cat access without letting in stray animals. Learns up to 32 IDs; RFID collar tags sold separately for cats without chips. SIMPLE ONE BUTTON Programming.
- MICROCHIP COMPATIBILITY: Works with 9 (Avid Secure), 10 (FDXA) and 15 (FDXB) digit microchip numbers; if unsure of your pets microchip number, you can check with your veterinarian, pet shelter or animal rescue
- DOOR OPENING: The Microchip Cat Door Flap opening is 4 3/4 (H) by 5 5/8 (W) and can be installed in doors, windows or walls accessories are available from SureFlap.
- BATTERY POWERED: Uses 4 AA non-rechargeable alkaline batteries (not included); estimated battery life up to 12 months depending on use. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR: Light flashes red when batteries are low and indicates batteries will need to be replaced soon.
- PERFECT GIFT: The SureFlap Microchip Cat Door is a great gift for pet lovers and cat lovers making safe spaces and homes for their cats. Three Year Warranty.
Description
PERCT GIFT: The ureFlap Mhip Cat Door is a gat gift for pet lers and cat loverβs β making safe ses and hoes for ther cats. Thee Year Warnty.
Size: One Size
Brand: SureFlap
Color: Brown
Material: See description
Target Audience: Cats
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer β : β No
Product Dimensions β : β 21 x 24 x 12 inches; 1 Pounds
Item model number β : β SUR001BR
Batteries β : β 4 AA batteries required.
Date First Available β : β January 3, 2011
Manufacturer β : β SureFlap LLC
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Well, took me a while to get this installed. But once we did, I am very happy with it. As the other reviews I read (either on Amazon or another site) said, the click is loud and can scare the cat. I was not expecting my cat to be frightened of this but she was. But after a day or two she was quite content with her door. There have been no other break-ins by other cats! We have had this occurrence a few times. Once or twice it was a cat fight inside the house, another was some cat eating my cat's food. Regardless, and probably stating this obvious, this has not been a problem since we installed this door. I love that it does not swing loose like our earlier cat door! In the winter, cold air just came drafting through the door. In the summer, the heat. Well, this is not the case with this; it is sealed around the edges with a little felt or something and this is definitely more energy efficient. Looks like we also had an unexpected perk; Flopsy, our kitty, apparently cannot get large birds or rats through the door... I believe her full mouth stops her head from getting all the way in so her chip cannot be read. Therefore, we get little moths or small (more manageable) mice. Believe you me, this is great; the amount of huge birds and rats she used to drag through her old door was not appreciated (yes, I KNOW they're gifts!). :) I do not know if this is true, it's just that since we installed the SureFlap, no huge birds or rats have been dragged in... If this changes, I will update this review but so far, so good (it's been about 6 months). The battery has run out a few times, or at least gone low, and, though I know this defeats the purpose, I tape down the little latch if I need to run out and get batteries (just in case it gets so low it stops working for Flopsy and she gets locked out). Love the feature that you can lock it three ways; only out, only in or completely locked. While my other door had this feature, that broke within a few months so it was just hanging loose. This one is very sturdy and has held up. We've had to lock her out when we were painting once and lock her in when we were getting some external concrete poured and it is a very sturdy little latch and holds up well. If you have a larger cat, I do not suggest getting this door; the opening is definitely smaller than our other cat flap. It is loud when it closes but I like this because I like knowing when my cat goes in and out. Others may not appreciate this. I do recommend this door though, makes me feel better about leaving my cat at home alone, knowing that other cats and animals will not get to her. :) Update: January 2015 - still no large birds or rats. Just small mice and birds. Ah, what can you do; it's in their nature. Still loving our SureFlap Cat Door. Been very cold as of late and it does keep the cold out. The felt or whatever it is has not worn out and overall, still very happy with this product. I was having an issue with the batteries draining way too fast (within days of replacing them!). I thought it was the batteries. I would tape the latch down for weeks at a time. I replaced one batch and there was a little battery juice (like the batteries had leaked). I did not clean the connections. So the next batch ran out really fast. So taped the latch down once again. I finally replaced that batch of batteries about 4 weeks ago. This time I look wipes and thoroughly cleaned the connections and the battery compartment and then waited until completely dry (I waited probably an hour or two) and then replaced the batteries. That fixed it; no more fast-draining batteries! Cool thing is that the door has a little light that flashes every 5 seconds when the batteries run low so I always know. I do not think it was the SureFlap Cat Door that was the problem; I believe it was a bad batch of batteries that leaked and then cause any other batteries placed in the compartment to run out fast. Regardless, if you ever have this problem, fully clean out the battery compartment before the next batch of batteries are used and see if this fixes it. Again, very pleased with this product and I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2014 by Zerbear101
I purchased this in 2015 for one of our cats who my fiance had been keeping primarily outdoors and now goes nuts if when she decides she wants out she will do anything to get out. I have found her at the top of the screen on the screen door. But I did not want the racoons or possum coming in. This is perfect. I have had it installed for a year now and is still on the same batteries. It was really easy to set the chip. Push the button, catch cat, and put struggling cat through the door. :) The only problem I was concerned about is that I have two older cats I brought with me that have always been indoor only. I did not want them going out as the door does not require microchip to go out. Only in. I set their chips too but no problem neither has any interest in going out. The only issue I have had with the cat who uses it is that she didn't seem to get in only out. I watched her go out and she stands away from the door and sticks her paw out and makes the door flap then goes through it. For the door to open from the outside the cat has to stick their head in the tunnel as the chip sensor is in the top of the tunnel and unless they go in head first it won't open because it can't read the chip. When she knows we are home she still sits at the door and forgets how to use it but I think when we are gone she is finally using it to go in and eat. I have caught her inside a few times lately when I have come home. We would put her through the door every time we would see her wanting in. Even when we were inside and we saw her wanting in we would pick her up and make her go through the door. I gave it five stars because it would be easier if the sensor was not in the tunnel but it needs to be in the tunnel so it isn't exposed to dirt and weather so much and most cats do use their heads to but the door. It was the cat. She needed to be less timid. This cat refused to use a litter box because she only wanted to use the outdoors. Otherwise, she is the perfect cat but if she was trapped inside too long before we let her out there would be accidents. If we weren't home no access to food and water. Now no more 5 am wake up to let the cat out and she can get in to get food and water. We don't have to leave them outside to attract racoons and possums. We live on 18 wooded acres so there are plenty of critters we don't want coming in. Update: Over a year later still working. Changed batteries one time. Cat goes in and out perfectly on her own now. We now have another one that goes into the crawl space under the house so we can put food out for our two outdoor only cats. Once they knew food was in there only took a couple of times and they were good using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2017 by sparky30084