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We have one of these http://www.sureflap.co.uk/ and there's very little draught comes through.
It has the added bonus of never letting the neighbours' cats in as well. Great bit of kit and worth the money.
ETA: probably not suitable if you have a very large cat.
It has the added bonus of never letting the neighbours' cats in as well. Great bit of kit and worth the money.
ETA: probably not suitable if you have a very large cat.
Edited by moosepig on Friday 26th November 13:48
OP: The most basic staywell flaps have bog all draught protection.
Have you got one of these?
http://www.staywell.co.uk/Intl/UK/Products/Cats/70...
If so, imho it's crap
We replaced it with one of these:
http://www.staywell.co.uk/Intl/UK/Products/Cats/30...
which has an additional cover on the inside which acts as a draught excluder
Have you got one of these?
http://www.staywell.co.uk/Intl/UK/Products/Cats/70...
If so, imho it's crap
We replaced it with one of these:
http://www.staywell.co.uk/Intl/UK/Products/Cats/30...
which has an additional cover on the inside which acts as a draught excluder
Have emailled Sureflap about our draught problem and they are sending us out an updated version which now includes a draught excluder, great customer service.
As for the poster with a 7kg cat, they would definately struggle to get through the Sureflap. Our mog is 6kg but is long and sleek and he only just gets through! Any more of a belly or wider shoulders and he'd be getting cold!
As for the poster with a 7kg cat, they would definately struggle to get through the Sureflap. Our mog is 6kg but is long and sleek and he only just gets through! Any more of a belly or wider shoulders and he'd be getting cold!
I can echo your comments about Sureflap's customer service, most excellent.
We had one of the earlier Sureflaps which had a sliding control for the flap door (to set in, out, in/out etc) and by chance we found that it had a slight design flaw which meant that the cat could lock himself out by knocking the control with his back paw on his way out. I emailed Sureflap, and 2 days later a replacement fascia turned up in the post with the newer rotary control on it. Totally free of charge.
We had one of the earlier Sureflaps which had a sliding control for the flap door (to set in, out, in/out etc) and by chance we found that it had a slight design flaw which meant that the cat could lock himself out by knocking the control with his back paw on his way out. I emailed Sureflap, and 2 days later a replacement fascia turned up in the post with the newer rotary control on it. Totally free of charge.
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