Cat owners are all-too-aware that our feline friends love their independence. However, dealing with standard cat flaps can be a nightmare. Waking up to the neighbour’s cat in your house isn’t an uncommon occurrence. This is the right product to get if you are looking for the best dog flap in the UK. You can use it for small dogs and cats without allowing stray animals into your home. It is easy to install with an accurate installation guide for PVC, glass and metal doors or walls.

Reliability– Think about the likelihood that your cat will cooperate with the method you choose. If you opt for a magnetic collar, you need to ensure they won’t use the key part of the system from their collar. Cats who often come home without a collar could be better with a chip, and ones which come and go in the early morning and wake you up may be better with a limited optionYou will like its stylish design, which enhances the entrance opening space so that your cats can have stress-free access. The opening is fitted with a transparent flap, which is produced from a strong polymer for optimum performance.

This device can read all common microchips and register 25 cats whilst allowing entry at specific times. There is, however, one way an intruder cat may be able to get in: by tailgating. This is rather unavoidable because a neighborhood cat can easily get up close to your feline's bottom and seize the opportunity to enter while the flap is still fully open. Another animal could also place a sneaky paw within an open door to prevent it from closing again. 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. One thing to be wary of is the sensors; they may require regular cleaning. When sensors are clogged with cat hair, the battery can drain because it presumes a cat is using the flap. Giving the sensors a regular wipe should reduce any problems with this SureFlap cat flap malfunctioning.It is microchip controlled and you can use an RFID collar tag (available separately) if you don’t want to microchip your pet.” 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.