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To get your cat to use the cat flap, start by playing and feeding near it. This will make them familiar with the sound it makes when it opens and closes. You can also add the scent of your cat to the flap. Next cat flap installer should open the flap a little to give your cat the impression of movement. Try luring them through by presenting their favorite treat or toy. Certain plants (such as cat germander, clary sage and valerian) offer a enticing scent that cats love. Installing the flap for cats A cat flap allows your pet to come and go whenever it wishes without needing to open a window or door. This will save you time, and reduce the possibility of your cat being involved in an incident it shouldn't. Cat flaps can be fitted in windows, doors and even on walls. They are easy to install, even for those who aren't experts in DIY. To put a cat flap on a door take a measurement of the height of the belly of your cat from the floor. Mark this point. This measurement is essential since cats vary in their belly height. The cat's entrance flap must be at a minimum of 10 centimeters above your cat's waist height. Next, you need to drill holes for the screws. The majority of kits include a paper template to help you along to follow, and it will allow you to make sure that your holes are in the correct positions. It is also recommended to make circular holes rather than a square one, as this reduces the risk of glass breaking later on. Once the holes are drilled after which you are able to install the cat flap. Make sure you align the edges of the cat flap to the edge of the front door. After the flap is installed it is a good idea for you to seal the inside of the front door and the back flap. This will prevent cold drafts and shield the flap from water damage. There are many different types of cat flaps, each having distinct advantages and drawbacks. Some are more expensive but they should all be simple to use by your cat. If you want to limit access to a specific group of individuals, you should consider installing a secure cat flap that requires the use of a microchip or collar tag to be activated. Installing a magnetic cat door that is activated by a magnet is a different option. This is more expensive than other options, however it is more secure and less prone to being triggered by stray cats. Your cat should be taught to use the cat flap The cat flap opens an entirely new world to your pet. It provides your cat with more freedom and control over their poop and foraging and also allows them to go to a secure area if they are afraid of the outside world. It's all about persistence to get your cat to use their new door. Follow these tips to teach your pet how to use their new flap, and you'll have a happy cat who loves its freedom! It's crucial that your cat is accustomed to the noise the flap makes when it closes and opens. If your cat is afraid of this sound, it might be reluctant to open the flap at all. Do it a few times per day and reward your cat each time it enters the opening. Once your cat is used to the noise, it's time to teach them how to go through the flap. Start by placing food treats in the flap's opening and encouraging your cat with their paws or their head to go through. You can also drag a toy attached to strings through the opening, or slide your hands through it to attract their attention. As your cat becomes more confident in using the opening then you can lower the flap to ensure that it covers only a small portion of the opening. This will help your pet to open the flap using their head or paw. Some cats prefer using their paws to open the flap, while others prefer using their heads. Then, close the cat flap and wait for your pet to walk through it and offer them an incentive in the event that they do. Repeat this daily for about a week, and your cat should be comfortable walking through the flap while it is closed. It is important to remember that you don't have to force your cat into using the flap. This can cause stress and anxiety. Some cats will naturally become confident using the cat flap, whereas others need more encouragement and patience to achieve this. How to get your cat to use the flap for cats? It may take some time for your cat to get familiar with the cat flap. It is recommended to teach your cat to use it in small steps to build their confidence and help them become comfortable with the idea of going in and out through the flap. A great method is positive reinforcement, which entails rewarding your cat with treats or toys whenever they approach the flap. This is a highly recommended method for cat training because it encourages desirable behavior. Begin by luring them to the cat flap with their favorite toys or food. This will make your cat more interested in exploring and going through the flap. Once your cat is confident in moving towards the flap, they can begin to move the toys or treats closer to the opening, until they are within the reach of their feet. Keep congratulating them for getting through, and slowly lower the flap's opening to allow them to push their head through it. Some cats find the transition from a fully-open flap an enclosed flap difficult, so you can help them by placing an object like a binder or clothes clip on the flap so that it doesn't close completely, but remains open. You can then lure the cat to come through by placing the treat on the opposite end of the cat flap and calling their name. Once your cat has become used to entering and leaving through the flap you can remove the clip, peg or other device and let them nip it with their paws or their heads. After several days, reward them for entering and leaving through the flap. Then start to prop the flap slightly open and lure them in with treats from the opposite side. Continue this practice for some more days, and you will soon have a cat who can go through the flap independently. If your cat isn't able to use the flap anymore, it's likely that they aren't enjoying it anymore or is becoming too difficult. It is possible to relocate the flap to a new place, adjust its sensitivity or replace it completely. Fixing the flap on the cat Cat flaps let your pet enter and exit the house without you having to open the door or stand up to let them in. This allows them to leave whenever they want to and not just when you're available and means that they won't be begging you to take a stroll around the block or yelling in the middle of the night if they need to leave. Installing a cat flap on your door isn't as complicated as it might seem and is fairly self-explanatory If you follow the steps that are supplied with the kit you purchased. After you've cut the space using a jigsaw, you can apply decorators caulk to seal the joint. You can also use wood stain on the bare timber pieces inside the cutout to prevent them from absorbing water and decaying. If you're satisfied that the flap is sitting exactly where it should be and that there are no gaps (it's a good idea to check it regularly throughout the process), it's time to mark out the areas on your door where screws will go. This is, in fact, pretty self-explanatory and should be stated clearly in the instructions for your particular cat flap. The last thing to do is to screw the cat flap in place. It's simple and should be an easy task for anyone who has done it before. The only issue is when you attempt to install a cat flap on the frame of a UPVC door or glass. These doors tend to be more thick and may cause some issues when trying to install an animal flap. With a bit of patience Your cat will soon be using the flap and enjoying the advantages that it offers. They will be healthier and happier if they can let themselves inside and out on their own, without having to nag you to let them in.