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Showing posts with label cat flap. Show all posts

The Key Benefits Of A Pet Door With a Locking System


Do you own a pet cat? In case you do, I am certain you ran into a classical difficulty: Do you want to allow your kitty to go out or not? The answer to this problem is determined by many aspects. In case you have a flat, it's going to be quite problematic for the kitten to go outside and survive amid the city's traffic and agglomeration.
However, if you have a residence in the suburban area, letting your cat spend some time outside the house will be a good option. Let's not forget that felines aren't indoor plants. They are gorgeous and strong creatures, predators which like being free, sprinting, scratching trees and fences, exploring new territories, running after smaller creatures or taking a nap in the sun light. If the safety of your area allows it, don't keep the pet away from the satisfaction of engaging in all these normal cat activities.
In the event you came to the conclusion that your cat can go out everyday, there exists one more issue ready to be solved: Does the occupation of becoming your pet's doorman sound attractive to you? If not, I would recommend purchasing a cat flap and instructing your pet how to use it.
Everybody knows what a cat flap is - is that little flap set up on your entrance door which allows your kitty to leave the house and come back home any time she'd like without 'asking' you to open the door for her. Simple cat doors are good, of course, but they also include a number of negative aspects: being made from rubber, plastic or wood, they swing out and in, letting your pet to go through when pushed. But, regrettably, with a simple flap, your kitty will not be the only one getting into the house. Breezes and chilly air, little puppies, raccoons and other kitties will be able to take advantage of the comforts of your house as well.
That's why I'll advise you to get a cat door with a lockable mechanism. The major benefit of these products is safety. You will find a lot of various models on the internet and select the one you consider best for your four-legged friend and your house's protection. After setting up such a cat door, all you have to do is plant a transmitter on your kitten and that's it! She'll become the only one capable of open the door. Even when she's being chased by a puppy, your pet can always count on her little door - it's going to close immediately after she steps through, 'abandoning' the discouraged doggy outside. Soon your kitten will find out that her new little door is not only her way to freedom, but also to comfort and security!
A genuine kitty lover is the individual who values his furry friend's character, basic instincts and needs. Always bear in mind that your pet is a magnificent creature that cherishes her liberty! Locking pet safe cat flaps will keep your kitten safe, content and purring, simultaneously offering you a quiet rest. If you're searching for advanced safety options, look at the innovative electromagnetic cat door.

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Even Cats are Twittering?

Seems like everyone and everything is all a-Twitter! In case you don't know, Twitter is a booming social networking and micro-blogging service. It helps people stay connected in real-time just by answering one simple question: What are you doing? In 140 characters or less.

Even cats don't want to be left behind. They're tweeting too! An engineer who has two cats created a cat door for them to keep the food-stealing neighbor cats out. His own cats are fitted with an RFID chip on their collar. When they come near the door, the door senses the cat is authorized and unlocks the flap. Well, that's nothing new. But here's the twist--

Each time a cat comes in or goes out, a camera above the door takes a snapshot of the cat and tweets a message via the cat's own Twitter account.

Okay Mittens, you have 140 meows! Go!
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