SureFlap, now part of Sure Petcare, specializes in award-winning microchip-operated pet doors and feeders designed to keep unwanted animals out and monitor pet health.
SureFlap (trading as Sure Petcare) is a leading innovator in smart pet technology, dedicated to strengthening the bond between pets and their owners. Best known for their microchip cat flaps and pet doors, SureFlap products utilize a pet's existing veterinary microchip to grant exclusive access, effectively keeping intruder animals out of the home. This technology transforms pet flaps into secure entry points tailored to specific animals.
In addition to access control, the brand offers the SureFeed range of microchip pet feeders. These devices are ideal for multi-pet households, preventing food theft and ensuring that prescription diets are consumed only by the intended pet. Many of their modern devices, such as the 'Connect' series, link to the Sure Petcare app, allowing owners to monitor their pet's activity, feeding habits, and comings and goings remotely.
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Put the door into 'Learn Mode' by pressing the memory button (the catch will open and the indicator will flash). Encourage your pet to pass through the tunnel. The microchip is stored once they pass through.
Most SureFlap cat flaps require 4 x AA alkaline batteries, while the Pet Door and Pet Feeder typically require 4 x C cell batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries as they may provide insufficient voltage.
It is compatible with 9, 10, and 15-digit microchips utilized by most veterinarians. If your pet is not microchipped, you can use a SureFlap RFID Collar Tag.
The bowls and mats can be removed and hand-washed. Wipe the unit with a damp cloth. Do not submerge the main unit in water as it contains electronics.
Yes, but you will likely need a Mounting Adaptor (circular hole adapter) for installation in glass doors or windows. Consult a glazier for cutting the glass.