I wanted a cat flap that only opened for my two cats, could be programed to close at dusk and open at dawn, having decided on the SureFlap DualScan Microchip Cat Flap I was going to buy it from Amazon for £75:49, I then spotted the same cat flap on Ocado for the same price. With £20 off (VOU3419130) my first order I have ended up paying just over £60 for the cat flap and a fivers worth of groceries as I had to spend £80 to qualify. The £20 discount code will no doubt expire soon but will probably be offered again very soon, I'll probably not order anything from Ocado again soon, hopefully my lack of spending with them will generate some more offers to tempt me!
Please note this cat flap can be programmed to let certain cats in and out and not others, useful if you've got several cats and want to keep one in due to injury etc
Latest comments (26)
dealsforus
1 Apr 16#26
Ocado don't deliver to my area. Gutted really good deal otherwise
sickly sweet
31 Mar 16#25
This one is clearly a girl
whoop_de_do_basil
31 Mar 16#22
use a toilet seat
sickly sweet to whoop_de_do_basil
31 Mar 16#24
Boy cat...
jonnithomas
31 Mar 161#23
so in reality the deal isn't a blinkin cat flap. its £20 off an £80 spend that is the deal because it could be on, say, tins of baked beans or pork pies or anything else they sell. otherwise the next deal will be some other random item with £20 of £80.
Minifer
31 Mar 161#8
Would totally recommend these. Excellent bit of kit to prevent unwelcome intruders. No issues at all since installation 18 months ago. Don't forget to stock up on the batteries though! :innocent:
pibpob to Minifer
31 Mar 16#21
Use low self-discharge rechargeables in them and ignore the pathetic flashing light. Just recharge every six months.
MarkDW
31 Mar 16#20
Are you sure this has a timer? I was looking for the same thing when I got mine and could only find this one that had timer and microchip entry.
It is good, although my cat has figured out how to open when it's locked it if he really wants to.
qwerta369
31 Mar 16#19
I never let my cat out. I don't want her to get lost or run-over. I also don't want the vets bills for same. And I can't afford insurance.
sickly sweet
31 Mar 16#18
Oh, and kitty was only just microchipped, I don't know which brand (I think there are two main ones in the uk) but I've had no issues.
sickly sweet
31 Mar 162#17
I had one installed about a year ago for my previous cat (who is sadly no longer with us) and it's amazing! The little click of the lock going down also warns you that the cat is coming.
I am now trying to train my 4 month old kitten to use it, and 3 days in she's not grasped it. I know she's not the sharpest kitty about but the other cat 'got it' after about 2 manhandling sessions of pushing her through the hole :laughing:
My current kitty is really not grasping it at all. But, to be fair, why walk through a catflap when you can get a human to open a door for you and have concierge service?! Maybe she's not so daft after all.
MingMong010
31 Mar 161#16
I have a similar catflap and it doesn't work for one of my cats, it appears that it is a faulty microchip in the cat.
It is possible to get RFID tags that fit on the cat's collar (available via Amazon) and can be programmed to the catflap. Obviously not an ideal solution if your cat has a habbit of losing collars, but a potential workaround.
coleborn
31 Mar 16#15
I have the single scan version of this installed through a brick wall. Works great, although buying the tunnel extender and mounting adapters adds a far bit to the total cost.
Great deal by the way
Bumpydog
31 Mar 16#14
Great idea, until you arrive home to see the dog running round the house with it stuck round it's neck.
UncleStan
31 Mar 161#13
Seems like a good deal and a great product so heat for that. Personally wouldn't have any cats in my house as can't stand the horrible little critters.
Flaps out :-)
EnglishPigDog
31 Mar 16#12
This one doesn't have any dusk / dawn timer on like you say in your description, only the bigger pet door does that. See the comparison on their website: https://www.sureflap.com/en-us/pet-doors
midian09
31 Mar 16#11
I just bought one from Amazon in lightening sale last week. same price.
works for older cat but not the kitten with a new chip. considering re chipping. in the meantime set fully open for all. think it is good: easy to install, cats seem to use it more (more coming in and out than previous) so guess they like it too. but slightly smaller than previous so there is a gap in double glazed door which has a circular hole for cat flaps.
really liked idea of using a battery rather than plug which other microchip versions use. And is easy to set for multiple cats - when it works.
voted hot.
AwesomeMummy
31 Mar 16#10
Haha, if you've had a regular cat flap and someone else's cat coming through it and weeing up your furniture you will understand the support for a microchip cat flap :smiley:
AwesomeMummy
30 Mar 161#5
One of the best gadgets I've ever bought. Ours is about 5 years old now and still going strong
Graham1979 to AwesomeMummy
31 Mar 161#9
How many times a day do you go through it like?
I have never seen so many people so happy over a flap in the door. I am adding heat just for the hysterical support.
This isn't the same one, the deal posted is for the DualScan one
Dragon32
30 Mar 161#4
JUST A WORD OF WARNING.
I was going to get this flap after a lot of research to eventually find it does not support some of the newer microchips (which my cat had).
Not sure if they have updated it yet, but it's worth sending them an EMAIL to make sure.
ephadrine
30 Mar 16#2
I got one of these amazing cat flaps and customer service is amazing. Cat flap wouldn't work in my door needed extended tunnel sent a new cat flap straight out. I didn't even have to return the other one its in my shed. No other cats come in house keeps everything out. Worth every penny.
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Please note this cat flap can be programmed to let certain cats in and out and not others, useful if you've got several cats and want to keep one in due to injury etc
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mate-Elite-Microchip-Timer-Control/dp/B009GODTTK/
It is good, although my cat has figured out how to open when it's locked it if he really wants to.
I am now trying to train my 4 month old kitten to use it, and 3 days in she's not grasped it. I know she's not the sharpest kitty about but the other cat 'got it' after about 2 manhandling sessions of pushing her through the hole :laughing:
My current kitty is really not grasping it at all. But, to be fair, why walk through a catflap when you can get a human to open a door for you and have concierge service?! Maybe she's not so daft after all.
It is possible to get RFID tags that fit on the cat's collar (available via Amazon) and can be programmed to the catflap. Obviously not an ideal solution if your cat has a habbit of losing collars, but a potential workaround.
Great deal by the way
Flaps out :-)
works for older cat but not the kitten with a new chip. considering re chipping. in the meantime set fully open for all. think it is good: easy to install, cats seem to use it more (more coming in and out than previous) so guess they like it too. but slightly smaller than previous so there is a gap in double glazed door which has a circular hole for cat flaps.
really liked idea of using a battery rather than plug which other microchip versions use. And is easy to set for multiple cats - when it works.
voted hot.
I have never seen so many people so happy over a flap in the door. I am adding heat just for the hysterical support.
I was going to get this flap after a lot of research to eventually find it does not support some of the newer microchips (which my cat had).
Not sure if they have updated it yet, but it's worth sending them an EMAIL to make sure.