Using the 4-way lock, Training your cat to use the cat flap, Fi sv da no ru en – Инструкция по эксплуатации Petsafe Manual 4 Way Locking Classic Cat Flap

Страница 42

Advertising
background image

42

www.petsafe.net

FI

SV

DA

NO

RU

EN

Using the 4-way lock

The 4-way lock allows you to control your cat’s access in and out of

your home.

It is a good idea not to use the 4-way lock until your pet is thoroughly

familar with using the door. Your pet may become confused as to why

you have installed it.

Training your cat to use the

cat flap

Most cats will learn to use the cat flap almost at once but there are a few

who may be a little nervous at first. The following tips will help your pet to

take full advantage of the outdoor freedom and indoor comfort – which

you want for your cat – and which your new cat flap provides.

The most important rule is to be patient with your cat. Don’t be in a hurry.

Let your cat work out for itself that it can go in and out of doors. Don’t

force it through the flap or it may become frightened.

Many cat owners install cat flaps when they move house. If this applies

to you, make sure that your cat is familiar with his or her surroundings

before you fit the cat flap. Take it on supervised trips outdoors on a lead

and make sure it also feels secure and comfortable in its new indoor

environment. Cats can develop long lasting fears in

unfamiliar surroundings.

Once you have installed your cat flap, leave the flap open for some time.

You can do this by using a long strip of masking tape; open the flap and

use the tape to keep it held open by fixing the other end of the tape to the

surface above. Make sure that the fixing is secure so that the flap can not

fall down accidentally. Let your cat become familiar with it and go in and

out freely.

Establish a motive for your cat to use the door. A good one is food. First

feed the cat near the door, inside and then near the door outside. Repeat

as often as you need to. Most cats, especially kittens, also have a strong

urge for freedom, perhaps to hunt. Cats are also social creatures – they

enjoy the company of other cats. This can be another reason for them to

explore outside.

If this is something new to your cat, it may take some patience to teach

your cat how to use it. When your cat makes progress, give them a lot of

praise - they’ve earned it!

• 3: Out only

• 2: In only

• 4: In or Out

• 1: Fully locked

4-way locking system

Advertising