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Training and safety

A multi-position cat flap, a car seat cover or an outdoor repellent: our training and safety range makes everyday life with a cat easier.

Cat · Training and safety

A multi-position cat flap, a car seat cover or an outdoor repellent: our training and safety range makes everyday life with a cat easier.

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Training and safety products for cats

Between the house and the car, a cat runs into a few situations where the right accessory makes life easier for everyone. Our range includes PetSafe Staywell two-position cat flaps, Walky's car seat covers and boot nets, Camon's crystal and spray repellents, plus decorative Karlie plaques and a muzzle for the odd delicate trip.

Choosing a cat flap

A multi-position flap, like the PetSafe Staywell models, lets you lock access or leave it open depending on the time of day. A tunnel extension is available if your door's thickness calls for it.

Transporting a cat safely in the car

A Walky seat cover protects the back seat, while a boot net stops your cat moving towards the front of the car. Also consider a travel crate properly secured for every trip.

Why choose Animorix for your cat's safety?

See the detail of our cat flaps and barriers, car safety and repellents and attractants ranges, all designed to support your cat's training day to day. Delivery is free from €99 across mainland France, with returns accepted within 14 days.

Frequently asked questions

How does a multi-position cat flap work?
It lets you choose between free access, locked or one-way entry with a simple setting, handy for adjusting access to the time of day.
How do I protect my car during a trip with a cat?
A seat cover on the back seat and a boot net cut down on mess and stop your cat moving towards the front of the car.
What are Camon's outdoor repellents used for?
They're used outdoors to discourage certain behaviours or protect a specific area of the garden, alongside good training habits.
When would I use a muzzle for a cat?
It can help occasionally for a trip to the vet or a delicate handling situation; ask your vet for guidance on the right use.
How do I get a cat used to a new cat flap?
Leave it permanently open for a few days first, then gradually introduce locking once your cat uses it without hesitation.