SureFlap XXL Microchip Pet Flap

We got this pet door installed a month ago into a upvc door. Up till then our two felines got in and out through a small kitchen window. It took them a week to get used to the pet door. At the moment we're still using it as an ordinary cat flap even though the microchips are already stored in the system. It has a lot of handy programmable features and is a nice size for bigger cats. Wouldn't go for a smaller one. Design is sturdy. So far, so good.

The flat works very well. My cats got very quickly used to it. The batteries last long too and the flap itself is very good quality. It keeps other cats out. Would by it again.

After some unwelcome visits from a neighbour's cat in our house, we are very glad that only our two cats can use the flap. It took some time for them to get used to the sounds of the opening flap, but now works great.

Flap is now installed. Pushed both cats through the flap once and the chip number was registered instantly. Lured the cats to use the flap with treats for a few days and that did the trick. The size is also ideal, where finally a cat doesn't have to squeeze its way through the flap. 100% satisfied.

I have been waiting for a larger version of the SureFlap to be sold for a while now, as my Maine Coons do not fit through the standard size. This works just great and we can finally sit down and relax on the sofa, without having to constantly open the door for our cats to go out to play. Shame this didn't exist earlier. Both Cats and owner are happy :-)

Installed in the garage wall with tunnel extensions. Not too noisy. I was worried my cat might be scared to use it because of the thickness of the wall and the click when it opens, but no, he used it easily. You can set it to open mode at first (without chip lock) so the cat gets used to it. I chose this size of cat flap, not because my cat is very big, but because of the tunnel—I thought he'd be more comfortable, and I don't regret it.

At first I had to practice a bit and it took a few days for my cats to figure it out, but now it works brilliantly and takes so much stress off all of us. I chose the larger flap. I have a Norwegian Forest Cat mixed with Maine Coon and apparently a purebred Maine Coon. In any case, I think the size is perfect for both of them and I’d definitely recommend going for the bigger flap if you have larger cats. And yes, the mechanism is actually a bit noisy.

I already have a "SureFlap Microchip Pet Door" between the house and the barn (works perfectly). The other pet door (same model) is between the barn and the outdoors, to keep unfamiliar cats out of the barn.

The first one we bought turned out to have a door that was too small for our biggest tomcat to comfortably get in and out (he became a bit of a square cat—temporarily—when squeezing through). Door number 2 was the brown pet door with chip reader (works really well), which we installed in the door leading out to our barn, so it’s snow-free outside even in winter. Even our big tomcat is really happy with it now. Door number 3 is the same as number 2, but will be installed in one of the barn’s two entrances (possibly a fourth door later on).

We’ve bought this product before and were very happy with it! The cat flap is worth its price and we’d buy it again anytime! By the way, our “old” Sureflap lasted almost 15 years. 💪🏻👍🏻😉

I've had this cat flap for 5 years now. I've never had any problems—only my cat can get in thanks to his microchip. It's true that it makes a bit of noise, but it's not annoying, and you know when your cat comes in or goes out. I don't use the programming feature because I don't need it. The size is just right for a big cat. I'm very satisfied, it really makes life easier for everyone 😉