SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap
A cat flap that reads your cat's microchip and stays shut for everyone else. The end of the neighbour's tom eating in your kitchen.
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Feeders, doors and furniture that cope with more than one cat, and with the politics between them.
A cat flap that reads your cat's microchip and stays shut for everyone else. The end of the neighbour's tom eating in your kitchen.
A lidded bowl that opens only for the cat whose microchip or collar tag it recognises. Built for homes where one cat eats everything, or one is on a special diet.
Three stacked tracks with spinning balls that cannot be knocked out and lost under the fridge. Works for one cat or several at once.
A six-foot tower of perches, condos, ladders and rope posts. The classic big beige cat tree, and a lot of climbing for the money.
Solid wood towers wrapped in household carpet and built in the United States. Heavy, plain and hard to knock over.
Snap-together covered track with a ball inside. The gaps in the cover let a paw in but not the ball out, and the layout can be rebuilt.
A large fountain with a free-falling stream and a reservoir at the back, so it needs filling less often. Suits homes with several cats.
A walk-through gate with a small flap at the bottom that lets cats pass while dogs stay put.
Three crinkly tunnels joined at a peephole in the middle. It pops open in a second and folds flat when guests arrive.
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