DogWatch® is proud to introduce our new Indoor Boundary system designed just for cats!
The new indoor system is designed to keep your cats safe and out of trouble – and out of the places cats should not be. The system includes an indoor transmitter, the CAT200, and a receiver collar specifically for cats, the CR7. Both the transmitter and the receiver use the same Digital FM technology found in our outdoor Hidden Fences and Mobile Boundaries for dogs.
The CAT200 transmitter is a dual-function Indoor Boundary. It can be used either with an attached boundary wire to keep cats in specific areas where you want them or away from larger areas, such as the dining room, kitchen countertops, living room furniture, etc. Or you can use it without a wire to protect a smaller “off-limits” area two to 10 feet in diameter (one to five feet from the center of the transmitter.)
As an added bonus, the CR7 Receiver collar is compatible with all of our other Mobile Pet Boundaries, including the new MB-1 and MB-2. The CR7 Receiver also works seamlessly with our outdoor Hidden Fences, like the ProFence. That means you can provide your cat with freedom and safety in your yard, too. Because why should dogs have all the fun?
How do DogWatch Indoor Cat Boundaries work?
Our indoor pet fences work wherever you need them, quietly, effectively, and hidden from view. An adjustable signal field lets you control where your cats roam in the house. You can use the same collar with both the indoor boundaries and the outdoor DogWatch Hidden Fence, a great way to expand the value of your outdoor pet containment system.
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How do I set up and train my cat to use DogWatch Indoor Cat Boundaries?
Want help with installing your Cat Boundaries system? Need help training your cat? DogWatch of Litchfield County is here to help!
Over the past three decades, DogWatch Dealers have installed Outdoor Hidden Fences and Indoor Boundaries for thousands of cats across the country and around the world.
Check out this blog post for cat hidden fence training facts and tips.
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