OnlyCat – Microchip Cat Flap with Prey Detection
Price range: £ 275.00 through £ 499.00
Let cats in, keep mice out.
Fits a 165 × 172 mm opening, or a compatible circular glass cutout. Check fit details
Wild outside. Calm inside.
Let cats be cats — and keep what they catch outside.
- Prey stays outside Night-vision checks every approach and holds the door shut when your cat arrives with a gift. You get the clip; your hallway stays clean.
- Your cats, only your cats Microchip and collar-tag recognition with a door policy per cat, so neighbours’ cats and foxes stay out.
- Know they’re home Transit clips and notifications in the app, and curfews when you want them.
- Fits where you live A drop-in replacement for SureFlap-sized openings, with adaptors for glass and walls.
“I feel so much better.”
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“A device that’s given me my life back. Free to finally enjoy outings and holidays without worrying.”
Fatima B. -
“Our cat tried 16 times to bring a gift in. Waking up to see we avoided midnight carnage is just amazing.”
Sarah C. -
“I love my cat but I couldn’t cope with the presents. The flap did exactly what it was supposed to.”
L Porquoi.




Sarah Clifford – Trustpilot↗
This product is utter genius
Matt Isaac – igIndiegogo
Fatima Begum – Google↗
L porquai – Google↗
I can now just find these presents outside and deal with it …
My cat tried to bring a bird in other day… and the flap did exactly what it was supposed too..I was so happy ..
Very good investment, I’m so happy ..the team have been great also answering my emails ..as I had alot of questions..
Thank you 😊
Sarah Clifford – Google↗
Louise Thompson – Google↗
I hope you are just as happy with your purchase.
Amanda J – Trustpilot
Martin K – Email
Alison P – Social media
Paul H – Email
Louise – Email
Darcey’s Mum – Trustpilot
Thank you for changing our lives!
Christopher R – Social media
Darren S – Social media
Amanda S – igIndiegogo
Tom – Email
Sam G – Social media
Clive R – Email
Andrew T – Social media
Crispian T – Email
We have just returned home from a week away, in Vermont to a house devoid of wildlife 🙂
Walter tried to bring in prey on six different occasions while we were away- and was denied access every time. It was such a blast to wake up and sit on my deck hundreds of miles away and drink coffee and watch the videos of Walter trying unsuccessfully to bring in rodents (and then to see him come back later, without anything in his mouth, and be allowed in).
You have created something wonderful!