Hakuna Pets 1160 User manual

CAT FLAP
IMPORTANT! READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Product Codes
#1160, #1161
Parts List
A. Outer door frame
B. Inner door frame
C. 8x Screws
D. 8x Screw covers
E. 4x Adhesive strips
Tools Required
• Jigsaw
• Hacksaw
• Drill and 10mm & 3mm drill bit
• Phillips screwdriver
• Pencil
• Scissors
• Tape measure/ruler
Installation
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1. Measure the height (x) from the
underside of the cats stomach to the floor.
3. Cut out supplied template, line up
height (x) with opening & trace onto door.
4. Drill holes in each of the inside corners
with a minimum of 10mm (3/8”) drill bit.
5. Using a reciprocating jigsaw, cut along
marked lines.
6. Check outer frame fits opening and
screw hole align. Drill 3mm pilot holes.
7. Place outer frame in hole, if the tunnel
protrudes through the door mark around
tunnel.
9. Screw into door from both sides.
WARNING: Over tightening of screws will
cause damage to cat flap.
Please note, screws provided are for maximum surface thickness. If your installation requires a shorter tunnel shorter screws may be
required. For materials other then timber please use suitable fittings. Check before installation.
2. Mark height (x) on door / panel with
tape or similar.
8. Cut along line using a hacksaw.
A B C
E
D
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Training
1. Cats are smart when it comes to finding food so this is a great motive to get your cat to
start using the cat flap. Start by using some tape to hold the flap completely open.
2. First feed your cat next to the cat flap, then try putting some food or tasty treats on the
other side of the flap. Let your cat watch you place the treats on the other side of the flap.
3. When your cat starts to consistently peek through without hesitation, you can go to the
next step, which is to throw the treats a little further. In no time, your cat should be going
all the way through the open flap to retrieve its rewards.
4. Now remove the tape holding the flap open. To get your cat used to pushing the door
open, hold the door part way open and repeat the food and treats progression. Gradually,
over many trials, make the opening smaller and smaller so that your cat has to push more
and more to get through.
5. If your cat is hungry enough training should go quickly. Once they figure it’s safe to push
the flap they will be going in and out at will. During the training sessions make sure the
door never smacks your cat in the rear, a startle could slow the progress you have both
worked to achieve.
WARNING
If your home has children as well as pets it is important to remember that children can
misuse the pet door and gain access to potential hazards on the other side. You would
certainly contravene municipal laws and be found guilty of an oence if there was a
swimming pool on the other side of the pet door. You are further advised to be very alert
to any future hazards which may occur from time to time on the other side of the pet door
such as garden chemicals or insecticides which, even if only put down for a few minutes,
would be dangerous to children. Remember that any closing panel or lock provided by
Perma Products with this product is for simple convenience and is certainly not a security
device furthermore we will not be responsible or liable for unintended use or misuse.
Please remember it is you the purchaser who must at all times be aware of what you have
allowed access to by the installation of this pet door. Please think safety and remain vigilant
throughout the life of this product as it is you the purchaser who is responsible for any
oversight this installation creates.
CAUTION
Before you install this door you must check all your building codes or body corporate
rules that could aect the installation of a pet door. You should also check with a qualified
builder or trades person that the installation you intend is suitable and safe within the
chosen location. This is neither a fire door or security door and it is imperative that you the
purchaser consider any risks that may be created both inside and outside after installation
of your pet door. Please think safety and don’t forget to consider future risks that could be
brought about by changes elsewhere on your property.
NOTE
Keep these warnings and cautions with any other important documents within your home
and give them to any new owner, tenant or guest so that they too can be made aware of
the responsibilities that come with having a pet door within the premises.
CAT FLAP
IMPORTANT! READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Product Codes
#1160, #1161