The SureFlap Microchip Cat Door offers advanced features. Mostly works well but had durability issues.
The door can be programmed to the cat's microchip and smoothly operates when the cat is near.
The mechanism produces a clicking noise when operated.
Tip: Encourage cats to get used to it.
Products seem to have lost their build quality.
More robust products
Current models have more quality issues
Factors: Battery issues, No secure knobs installed
Reviews indicate that the door can last from 3 months to 1 year, but durability issues are common, especially after 6-8 months of use.
Yes, the mechanism produces a loud click noise that can be annoying as well as alarming to some cats hence.
Not really, raccoons have figured out ways to get past the cat door.
"I installed batteries prior to mounting in the door for convenience sake of holding the door to the cat that way once it was installed, it was already programmed, made things easier."
"This cat door sounds great but a raccoon figured it out and used his claws to open it the other way and got in!"
The product is good for those who value the microchip activation feature. Consumers have to ensure that the durability issue is addressed before purchase as it could be a deal-breaker. Expect few quality issues if you are willing to give it a fair trial period.
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