If I purchase 2 of these bowls, can they be programed to only sense one collar? I have 2 cats. Both are on their own speical foods.
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Yes, but then the cat with no collar will not be able to open the lid. You mine as well just have a regular bowl then.
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you can have a different frequency for each bowl. Bowl A can be frequency A-3 and Bowl B can be frequency C-1 or whatever. Your frequencies are A B C and corresponding 1 2 3.
628368
Yes, but I would suggest you don't put them close together. The cats will figure out they can just go to the bowls in pairs to eat from both.
628369
Yes. We did exactly that. Two bowls two collars and each bowl only opens for one collar. Hope this helps.
628370
Yes. Bowls and pendants each have their own programmable code. Each cat can have a bowl. Two cats can have the same bowl. One cat can have two bowls. - you get the idea. I think there are nine codes.
628371
I have 2 cats as well. Each cat has his own bowl and own collar. It helps to put the bowls in separate locations.
628372
Yes, each bowl and collar tag can be different. Each bowl/tag just need to be set to different 3-digit "codes". The back of the tag comes off to reveal the teeny adjustable "switches" and you just use the same code for the corresponding bowl.
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I believe the "plus" system will trigger an alarm if the pet leaves a pre-defined perimeter. Because of the directionality of the RF transmitter/receiver, this may or may not be a good thing. It also eats batteries at a faster pace. For my cat, I new he wouldn't stay in one area. I have no problem finding him when I need to locate him.
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Yep! In fact, with our two dogs we started out with only one collar. Later on, we found out we needed a second collar because the other one had become an escape artist as well. We went to wally-world and bought a second collar there, activated the collar, and it was good to go!
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Unfortunately I can't answer your question definitively. These small ones were put in small places; we have some larger ones that do activate when our cat comes up to the front or back door....my husband thinks they probably have about the same range. I'd just try it; you can always take it down and put in another place if it causes a problem with the dog.
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Thank you for a very good question. Another pet or noise (clapping, thunder, etc) will not set off the collar. It can only be set off by the pet wearing it. The collar is unconditionally guaranteed to work. There isn't any time limit on it. I'm not sure whether Amazon has a time limitation on returns or refunds.
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I believe this does NOT work with the microchip that your cat may or may not have embedded under his or her skin. You must use the external collar tag for it to work.
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Hi, I have a small Dog and the motion sensor normally turns on with she passes so I will assume it will detect your cats as well. Regards,
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The way it works is you have one direction where anything can get through (for example, your cats can go outside if they are inside). The other way can then be set to where only cats that have the magnetic key on their collar can get back in. This requires a little bit of time for the cat to realize that he has to put his head up to the door in order to activate it, but once it's activated, he can push through. The only problem is if you have a smart cat or animal that is persistent, they can claw at the door and pull it open and sneak through without the collar to activate it. It's for this reason that mine is useless. The cat I wanted out was too smart for the door and just pulled it open when he couldn't push through.
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you would need 1 collar for each pet you need 1 receiver for 2 collars.. if you have 3 or more pet's you will need additional collars and rceivers
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Flat out... yes. Once I got the collar tight enough, my cat quit using my family room as a litter box, and he doesn't seem to think any other spot he has access to is suitable to use except the actual litter boxes. I have two cats and three litter boxes in the laundry room. The boxes are cleaned twice a day. I don't know if you can use three collars with one device; I only have one cat that's a problem. Refer to the other answers on that one.
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Yes one collar can work in multiple zones. You just need to purchase an extra "disc" (ZND-1000) for additional zones since the original collar/disc set only comes with one disc. There are two "frequencies" for each disc "A" and "B" so you can set the collar to respond to "A" or "B" discs (you set the disc to "A" or "B") or both. Then place the disc where you want to deter the pet from. In our case we have one dog but 5 discs (basement, upstairs, cat liter box, cat food, and library). Each disc has a radius setting for how far away from the disc (1-6 feet) the beeps/shocks happen. If you have multiple pets and each has different restricted areas then that is where the "A" and "B" settings come in play. Dog "A" (collar set to "A") will only get beeped at by discs set to "A" or "A/B" and Dog "B" (collar set to "B") will only react to discs set to "B" and "A/B" settings. So it sounds like you need at least 2 discs. Put one near the doorway of the baby's room and one near the entrance to the family room and the collar will respond to both.
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If you have 2 collars, you can set both to recognize 1 controller. I have done it.
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As l remember the process to sync the second one is the same as the first, just with the second one selected. If you inadvertently synched them to one. You probably will need to reset the collar unit, should be Instructions on how to do that.
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Thank you for your question! To ensure that both receiver collars do not activate, we would suggest to ensure that the systems have different ID codes. To better assist you with this situation, please contact our Customer Care Center at 1-800-732-2677.
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I ordered 3 collars online and when they arrived, they all had the same ID number. This meant that all remotes triggered any collar that was on, so if 2 dogs were wearing their collars at the same time, then both would go off when any remote was used. Definitely not what we wanted! The Petsafe Remote Spray Trainer has collars that are individually programed to their remotes, unfortunately the collars themselves are not very reliable.
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The photo doesn't look like the feeder I have (I have a Cat Mate C20). I have a 2 meal variety with 2 independent timers, so they could be set to open anywhere between 0.5 and 47.5 hours apart, if you want. The model I have doesn't close access to the first meal when the second one opens. The one pictured (Cat Mate C50) looks like it's a single timer and access to one meal at a time. For C50 review, you may find this link helpful (4 hr. min between meals)... http://www.catfooddispensersreviews.com/cat-mate-c50/
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I don't believe so as the collar reacts to the vibration of the dog barking. If your second one isn't barking then the collar does not correct. I have two dogs and only use the collar on my yappy one.