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The Routledge family

Microchip Cat Flap means no more lost collars

Stephanie has a DualScan Microchip Cat Flap for her two cats; a Siberian forest cat called Mr Wendal and a sweet tortoiseshell girl cat called Maoam. The DualScan technology means that if she ever needs to keep one of her cats indoors, following a vet visit for example, she is able to do this.

Stephanie, why did you decide to get a Microchip Cat Flap?

β€œI wanted something that was reliable and didn't require a collar to be worn. I've had a magnetic cat flap in the past and the cats kept losing their collars and replacements were quite expensive.”

How did you find the setup process?

β€œThe manual was simple and easy to understand and the cat flap was extremely easy to program. I just placed a kitty treat in the opening to tempt them over. It literally took 5 seconds.”

What was it like to install?

β€œI installed the cat flap myself and found it relatively easy. It was no different to installing any other cat flap. I installed the cat flap into my outside kitchen door. This was originally a glass panel at the bottom but I replaced it with hardboard to save the expense of getting the glass professionally cut.”

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Mr Wendal cat with DualScan Microchip Cat FlapMr Wendal cat with cat flap installation hole

Would you recommend the DualScan Microchip Cat Flap to friends and family?

β€œYes, I would, and have already recommended it to friends and family. A few have already purchased a DualScan Microchip Cat Flap.”

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Mr Wendal cat with DualScan Microchip Cat Flap

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