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Home automation
Microchip-activated cat flapMicrochip-reading cat flap that lets only your cat in and keeps neighbouring cats out.
- Microchip recognition
- Curfew timer
- Lock modes
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Cat technology
Smart flaps, fountains and cameras for cats.
Smart gear for cats — microchip cat flaps, water fountains, treat cameras and trackers. We compare practical features with honest notes on subscriptions.
Buying guide
A microchip cat flap keeps neighbouring cats out and can set a curfew. Water fountains encourage drinking. GPS cat trackers are lighter than dog models but still need a subscription — check weight before buying for a cat.
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Feeders & cameras
Cat water fountainFiltered, circulating water that encourages cats to drink more — many cats prefer moving water to a bowl.
- Circulating filter
- Encourages drinking
- Quiet pump
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Feeders & cameras
Treat-tossing pet cameraTwo-way audio pet camera that dispenses treats and streams video when you're away.
- Two-way audio
- Treat dispenser
- Night vision
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Feeders & cameras
Automatic pet feederProgrammable automatic feeder with portion control for consistent, timed meals.
- Programmable timers
- Portion control
- Battery backup
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Do microchip cat flaps work with all chips?
Most learn and store your cat's microchip number. Some older or unusual chips may need checking — confirm compatibility before buying.
Can I put a dog GPS tracker on a cat?
Many dog trackers are too heavy for cats. Look for a lightweight tracker specifically described as suitable for cats, and check the weight against your cat's size.
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