SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder - 2 RFID Collar Tags

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SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder - 2 RFID Collar Tags
SureFlap
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The SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder from Sure Petcare makes sure every one of your pet gets the food it needs, without anyone else eating it all. This innovative, beautifully made feeder recognises your pet’s microchip or the SureFlap RFID collar tag (1 included) and it only opens for authorised numbers. It is the perfect solution for multi pet households where it can be tricky to ensure all your pets get their fair share. And if one of your pets needs a special diet or medication it’s a great way to restrict access to food. It is also a great way to stop the dog eating the cat’s food! It is simple to scan your pet’s microchip into the SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder from Sure Petcare. Once the number has been learnt it is stored. You can store up to 32 individual microchip numbers. The lid will only open for microchip numbers it recognises. When your pet has finished and moves away from the feeder the lid closes. You can adjust how quickly the lid closes. The bowls are designed to work specifically with this feeder. They have an integrated seal around the top which helps to keep food fresher for longer. Take time to teach your pet how to use the feeder. Let your pet to used to the feeder without the lid and then slowly introduce the lid. The SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder at a glance: Microchip activated feeder for cats and small dogs Ideal for multi-pet households Controls access to the food bowl: Per microchip: stores your pet’s microchip information Alternative if your pet is not microchipped: use with RFID collar tag (1 included) Stores details of up to 32 pet microchips or tags No stealing food from other bowls: Only opens for programmed microchip numbers Suitable for pets on special diets or medication Shuts automatically: When your pet leaves the sensor area the lid shuts automatically, 3 adjustable lid speeds Keeps food fresh for longer: Bowls have an integrated seal Integrated mat: keeps your pet’s feeding area clean Training mode: Enables you to get your cat used to the feeder slowly Easy to clean: Bowls and mats can be hand-washed in hot water. The lid has a slider for easy removal. 3 year Guarantee Keeps smells in and flies out Innovative, top quality design Compatible with all microchips Replacement stainless steel bowls also available (sold separately) Total Dimensions: 32 x 23 x 20 cm (L x W x H) Volume: Bowl: 400ml Split bowl: 2 x 200ml Type of food: Dry and wet food Colour: silver or green Cleaning: Silver: dishwasher-proof Green: hand-wash Power: battery operated, 4 x C-batteries - last approx. 6 months Material: Pet feeder: plastic Bowl, grey green: plastic Replacement bowls: stainless steel Included: 1 SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder, 1 grey bowl, 1 grey split bowl (2 sections), 1 grey mat, 1 SureFlap RFID-collar tag Important: Batteries are not included in delivery. Recycling is a great way to help protect our environment. Find out how to dispose of used batteries and electrical items (WEEE) responsibly. zooplus AG is…

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: SureFlap
  • Price: £7.99

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Good to know

  • Test an automatic feeder for a few days while you are at home before relying on it.
  • In multi-cat homes where one cat has a special diet, a microchip feeder keeps the others out.
  • Choose wide, shallow bowls so your cat’s whiskers do not brush the sides while it eats.

Common questions

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Follow the manufacturer’s schedule, which is usually every few weeks and is printed on the filter pack. Replace it sooner if the water looks cloudy or the flow slows. Clean the pump and bowl at the same time.

Why won’t my cat drink water from its bowl?

Common reasons are water placed right next to the food, a bowl that is too narrow or deep, stale water or a strong-smelling cleaning product. Try a wide bowl in a different room or a fountain. If your cat suddenly drinks much more or much less than usual, see your vet.

Read our guide: Cat Bowls & Fountains

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