The RFID (collar tag) System sells for see Dual Microchip/RFID collar tag System. Each pet would only be programmed to their own. Each tag is easily programmed, and all are different however, two different tags can be programmed for the same MeowSpace ®, or each tag can be programmed for only one MeowSpace®, as in the case of using two MeowSpaces ®. When your pet touches the door flap to enter, it triggers the RFID system to “awaken” and recognize the tag. The RFID System (now combined with the Microchip System below) requires your pet to wear a lightweight plastic collar tag. The latch closes so no others can get inside, but to exit, the MeowSpace ® pet need only push on the door flap.

The magnet flips the latch of the door as your pet enters. 35 oz., and they don’t appear even to know it’s there. The Magnetic System requires your pet to wear a magnet on its collar. It’s a choice of personal preference or needs (if you need to keep two cats out of each other’s food, for instance, you will need to use either the RFID System or the Microchip System since they can be programmed differently for multiple pets). MeowSpace ® offers the choice between using a Magnetic Door System, RFID System (radio frequency identification device), Microchip System (no collar needed-works off your cat’s inserted microchip-if he already has one, the Microchip System will recognize it during the simple programming process-if not, talk to your vet or local Humane Society about getting one), or the Dual RFID / Microchip Entry that has a Timer, and will recognize the RFID tag or the embedded Microchip. By Casey Moffett-Chaney Blog Blog Posts Food problem Problems & Solutions FebruMagnetic or RFID cat Door – Comparison of MeowSpace ® Systems Magnetic Door requires pet to wear a collar with a magnet device attached Which MeowSpace ® System to Use RFID Entry Door requires your pet to wear a collar with an RFID tag Microchip Entry Door requires your pet to be Microchipped, but needs no collar.

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