Microchip-controlled doors
Reads the chip your vet already implanted, so there is no extra collar hardware for the cat to lose.
- Uses existing chip
- Up to ~30 pets
- Curfew mode
Only your pet gets in
Smart pet doors open only for a registered microchip or collar tag, which keeps strays and wildlife out. Fitting is the hard part: measure the pet's shoulder height and the door or wall thickness first, and check whether the model needs a tunnel extension.
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Reads the chip your vet already implanted, so there is no extra collar hardware for the cat to lose.
Motorised panels slide open for large breeds; check the opening height against your dog standing, not sitting.
Panel inserts fit into the track of a patio door: the renter-friendly option, removable when you move.
Dual flaps and magnetic seals stop the heating-bill argument that follows every cheap flap.
Lock the door at night automatically, or set in-only mode so the cat can come home but not go back out.