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SureFeed Microchip automatic feeder
40 cl
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No, it just always opens when the right cat is in front of it. Unfortunately, we haven't found any time-controlled vending machines with microchips yet either.
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Yes, this is also available, but it has to be
customer service, which by the way is top
Yes, the trailer is included in the scope of delivery.
I am not entirely sure if you can deactivate a single chip. However, you can certainly reset them all at once, or reset the device to its factory settings. Then you would have to re-program the individual cats.
The devices work perfectly for both of our cats. However, if a cat's built-in chip doesn't work, the package also includes a chip that can be attached to a collar. That would probably be the only remaining solution.
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No, only the lid itself makes a quiet noise when it opens - but this never disturbed the cats
Each cat must be trained at the automatic feeder. This is not possible in the app.
Galaxus
7 months ago
Yes, the Sure Petcare hub you already have for the automatic door can also be used for the SureFeed Connect (40 cl), without the need for a second hub. Each hub supports up to ten Sure Petcare devices, including food dispensers and microchip cats, connected to your home Wi-Fi network via the Sure Petcare app. This allows you to register the microchips of your two cats separately, set precise portions with the integrated scale to prevent one from eating everything, and monitor individual consumption remotely.
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The RFID chips of the cat(s) can be "learnt" without a hub/internet.
Galaxus
10 months ago
Yes, SureFeed's self-tightening chuck (0.40 l) is a microchipped food dispenser. It recognises your cat or dog's microchip to open the flap and prevent other pets stealing food.
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10 months ago
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Yes, it's a microchipped food dispenser. It recognises your cat's or dog's identification chip via a reader built into the hoop, and opens only for the registered animal - up to 32 animals are possible.
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1 year ago
The SureFeed microchip automatic feeder Connect does not store the feed data locally for later transmission to the hub. An active connection to the hub is required to display the feeding times and quantities, as the data is synchronised in real time via the app. Delayed data transfer, where the bowl is used during the day and only connected to the hub in the evening to receive all data including time stamps, is not supported. The feed history with time information is only displayed when the feeder is connected to the hub.
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Which chip? I don't think the animal's chip will break, otherwise the animal will need a new one anyway and simply store it in the feeder/hub again.
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No, unfortunately that is not possible.
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You can use the switch to influence the time that the flap should remain open. I think it closes the fastest with I and the slowest with III.
Yes, of course, when the stored one goes away it should close again so that the unsaved one cannot eat. But for this the mode must also be switched on - not that you have opened with the big button. The green/yellow light must be on.
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Has anyone had good experiences with certain batteries? :-)
Thanks for your feedback.
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Hello,
I use standard brand batteries (such as Ducarell or Varta) with an average life of 200 days before replacement.
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No, that is not possible. Be careful if you buy the bowl to prevent the second cat from eating the first cat's food, for example. The "window" closes too slowly.
No need for an internet connection. Just make sure your cat is chipped.
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I only have coonies (Maine Coon's). Even our shepherd mix fits in with its head. It's a really great piece
No, ours also eat day and night. You can hear the machine open and close, but it's not really loud. You can hardly hear it through a closed door. Of course, the price is ugly, the vending machine used to be much cheaper. We paid between 100 and 120 euros a few years ago.
We have 2 cats, one dark and the other lighter. No problem with either. Sensor reacts to the chip and not to the colour or brightness.
Former employee
4 years ago
According to our supplier, this is the model without the hub. Unfortunately we have to adapt to the price. We are sorry, but there is no error on this side.
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Wow, I don't know what happened but I bought two of these for 153.00 each!!!!
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Exactly. I bought them in 2020 with both bowls in the set.
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