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Start by feeding them and playing near the flap. This will aid them in becoming familiar with the sound it makes when it closes and opens. It can also help if you include your cat's scent on the flap.

Then, you can let the flap open a little to give your cat an impression of movement. Try luring them to come through by presenting their favorite treat or toy. Some herbs (such a cat germander valerian, clary sage and clary sage) are attractive scents that cats love.

Installing the cat flap (more info)

A cat flap enables your pet to go and come at will, without having to open the door or window. This will help you save time and effort and also decrease the chance of your cat being involved in things that shouldn't be there. Cat flaps can be fitted on windows, doors and even on walls. They are easy to put in, even for novice DIY'ers.

To fit a cat flap first, measure the height of your cat's belly from the floor. Then, mark this point on the door that you would like to install it in. This measurement is essential, as cats vary in their belly height. Ideally, the entrance of the cat flap should be at least 10cm higher than the height of your cat's belly.

The next step is to drill the screw holes. You can use the paper template included in most kits to ensure your holes are in the correct position. It is also recommended to make circular holes, rather than a square one because this will reduce the possibility of the glass cracking later on.

Once the holes are made, you can begin to fit the cat flap. You must be sure to align the edges of the cat flap with the edge of the door. After the cat flap has been installed it's recommended to seal the inside of the front door as well as the back flap. This will protect the cat flap against water damage and will also stop cold drafts.

There are a variety of cat flaps available, each with its own pros and drawbacks. Some are more expensive, but they all should be easy to use for your cat. Install a cat flap that is secure and requires a microchip tag or cat flap collar tag to open.

Another option is to install a magnetic double glazing cat flap flap, Cat Flap which can be activated with the help of a magnet. This is more costly, but it is more secure and less likely to be activated by a wandering cats.

Teach your cat how to use the cat flap

The cat flap opens up an entirely new world to your pet. It gives your cat more independence and control of their poop and foraging and also allows them to go to a secure area when they are afraid of the outside world. Persistence is key to getting your cat to use their new door. Follow the steps below for training your pet to use the flap. You'll soon have an happy cat who is thrilled with its freedom!

It is essential that your cat becomes accustomed to the noise the flap makes when it closes and opens. If your cat is scared of the noise, it may not want to pass through. Practise a few times a day, and reward your cat a treat each time they pass through the opening.

Once your cat is accustomed to the sound, it's time to teach them how to walk through the flap. Begin by placing a tasty treat just inside the opening of the flap and encourage your cat to walk through it using their paws or head. You can also drag a toy that is attached to strings through the opening, or slide your hands through it to draw the attention of your cat.

As your cat becomes more confident in using the opening, you can lower the flap to ensure that it covers a smaller part of the opening. This will stimulate your cat to push on the flap using their head or paws to open it. Some cats prefer to do this with their paws, while others choose to push through the flap using their heads.

Close the cat flap and wait for your cat to come through it, and give them an incentive in the event that they do. Repeat this every day for about a week and your cat should become confident going through the flap with it shut.

It's worth pointing out that you shouldn't make your cat use the cat flap because it could be stressful for them and create anxiety. Some cats will get used to using the flap on their own while others may need encouragement and patience.

How to get your cat use the cat flap

A cat flap is a brand new and unfamiliar item for your cat, and it could take time for them to become accustomed to it. It is recommended to teach your cat to use it in small steps to build their confidence and allow them to become comfortable with the idea of entering and exiting through the flap. A great method is positive reinforcement. This involves rewarding your cat with treats or toys as they come close to the flap. This method is highly recommended for cat training, as it encourages desirable behavior.

Begin by luring your cat towards the cat flap opening with food or toys they love. This will get them more interested in exploring the flap, and will encourage them to go through it. Once your cat is confident moving towards the flap, they can begin to move the treats or toys closer to the opening until they are within the reach of their paws. Keep congratulating them for getting through, and slowly lower the opening of the flap to allow them to move their head with it.

Some cats have trouble transitioning from a fully open flap to an enclosed flap difficult, so you could aid them by putting the binder or a clothes peg clip on the flap to ensure that it doesn't shut completely but is open. You can then lure them through by holding a treat on the other side of the cat flap opening and call their name.

Once your cat is accustomed to exiting and entering the flap, you are able to remove the peg or clip and let them play through it with their heads or paws. Do this for a couple of days, and continue rewarding the cat for stepping in and out through the cat flap, then start to prop it open slightly and encourage them to enter with a treat on opposite side of the flap. Keep this up for a couple of days and your cat will soon be able to use the flap on their own. If your cat doesn't use the flap after some time it's likely they are no longer satisfied with it or it's become uncomfortable for them. You may need to move the flap to a new place or adjust its the sensitivity, or even have to replace it altogether.

Fixing the cat flap

Cat flaps allow your pet to go in and out of the house without you needing to open the doors or get up to let them in. This allows them to leave whenever they'd like and not just when you're available and it means they won't be pestering you to walk around the block or meowing in the late at night when they have to go outside.

Fitting a cat flap to your door isn't as difficult as it might appear and is pretty easy to do If you follow the steps provided with the kit you've bought. After you have cut out the space using a jigsaw, you can use decorators caulk in order to seal the joint. It's also a good idea to paint the bare sections of timber inside the cut out with a wood stain to prevent them from absorbing water and creating decay.

When you're happy that the flap is sitting exactly where it should be and that there are no gaps (it's an excellent idea to check this frequently during the process) It's time to mark out the areas on your door where screws will be. This is, in fact, pretty simple to explain and should be mentioned clearly in the instructions for your specific cat flap.

The final thing to do is to screw the cat flap in place. This is a fairly easy procedure and should be very easy for anyone who's attempted it before. The only slight complication is when fixing into an upvc door panel with cat flap or glass door, as these doors tend to have varying thicknesses and can cause some issues when fixing a cat flap into them.

With a bit of patience Your cat will soon be using the flap and enjoying the benefits that come with it. They can have the luxury of letting them in and out on their own rather than having to nag you to open the door for them and they'll be healthier and happier due to it.