Who a microchip dog door suits
- Homes where stray cats, other dogs or possums have found their way in through an ordinary flap
- Homes with more than one pet, where each animal needs its own access
- Owners who want the door locked to the outside world while their dog still comes and goes
Smart, electronic or automatic: the same idea
People call these doors different things: microchip dog doors, smart dog doors, electronic pet doors or automatic pet doors. They all do the same job. The door stays locked until it recognises your pet, then lets them through. Depending on the door, it reads your dog’s existing identification microchip or a small key worn on the collar. We help you choose the one that suits your dog and set it up for your pets before we leave; the detail is in microchip pet doors explained.
Where we can fit one
We fit microchip dog doors into glass doors, timber doors, windows and walls. See dog doors in glass, dog doors for timber doors and dog doors for walls and windows.
Which size for a microchip door
A microchip door only helps if your dog fits through it comfortably. Tell us your dog’s shoulder height and chest width and we tell you honestly whether a microchip door suits their size, or whether a standard door with a good lock is the better choice. Our dog door sizes guide explains how we choose.
What comes with it
We supply and fit the door from brands such as SureFlap and PetSafe, set it up for your pets, and the installation carries up to 3 years warranty. Pet door training is free with it, which matters more with a door that moves differently from an ordinary flap.
For a free quote, call 0421 575 229 or get a quote online.
