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A neighbour's cat keeps stealing our cat food

Dr Pete Wedderburn / 11 June 2018

A reader writes in to find out how to prevent a neighbouring cat eating their cat's food.

Cat with empty food bowl
A cat keeps having his food stolen by a neighbouring cat

Question

Neighbouring cats keep coming into my house to eat my cat’s food. Is there anything I can do to stop them coming in?

Answer

The best answer is to invest in a microchip-enabled cat flap. You set this up to recognise your own cat’s microchip. It will then remain locked to all cats trying to get in, only unlocking as your own cat approaches.

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Dr Pete Wedderburn

Dr Pete Wedderburn is a practicing vet with over 30 years' experience working with small animals. He is known for his appearances on radio and breakfast television, and writes for Saga Magazine, The Daily Telegraph and others.