Are other cats invading your home, eating your cat’s dinner or generally terrorising them?
A microchip cat flap could be just what you need, but which one?
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Are other cats invading your home, eating your cat’s dinner or generally terrorising them?
A microchip cat flap could be just what you need, but which one?
If you need a larger microchip pet door for a large cat or small dog this Sureflap looks like a good choice on paper.
But is it any good in real life?
Elite Microchip Cat Flap by Pet Mate was an early entry into the microchip cat flap arena
Does it still cut the mustard? Find out in our review >>
Interested in buying the Pet Mate Cat Mate Microchip Cat Flap?
Read this review to discover the good, the bad and whether it is worth spending your cash on
The Sureflap Microchip Cat Flap is one of the biggest sellers, but is it right for you?
Read about the features, functionality and our thoughts to find out
The Sureflap Dualscan Microchip Cat Flap allows you to keeps cats in as well as out, very useful for most owners.
But how does the rest of it stack up?
While microchip cat flaps are easy to use, some technical issues may arise.
Learn more about microchip cat flap problems here.
Want to know how a microchip chip cat flaps work?
This post includes everything you need to know, including what features they include and what to look out for
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