Mighty Paw Smart Bell 2.0 Potty Training Dog Doorbell, White
By Mighty Paw
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$37.99Chewy Price
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$54.00Chewy Price
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23 Customer Questions
The description claims that the wireless activator requires no batteries or power source.
How is that even possible?
Answer by • Oct 06, 2018
The receiver itself does need to be plugged into an outlet within 1000 feet of the wireless activator. The receiver sends a frequency to the wireless activator that energizes it each time to work when pressed by your pet.
Would this work for a cat wanting back indoors?
Answer by • Jul 08, 2018
A water-resistant housing means the system is ideally suited for indoor or outdoor use, so your pet can also let you know when they're ready to come back inside.
Both my wife and I are hard of hearing and we would need 2 chime units, one at each end of the house
If I purchase 2 of these units will one of the activator buttons cause both of the receiver chimes to ring?
Answer by • Mar 07, 2018
This product is activated by your dog's touch. Touching one unit will not cause the second unit to ring. At this time, the manufacturer doesn't have multiple receivers available as a pre-built set.
Will the adhesive rip paint off the door?
Answer by • Aug 23, 2020
Smart Bell is designed to stay securely on the wall even with constant abuse from your pup, which can make it hard to remove. But don’t worry, we have some tricks. We recommend using a hair dryer to heat and loosen the adhesive and then a putty knife (or something similar) to gently pry it away from the wall. For delicate walls and surfaces, we recommend using 3M Command strips. These are designed to be strong and easily pull out from behind the unit if you need to remove it.