Keep pets out of specific rooms or areas — without closing doors or constantly moving baby gates.
Indoor systems use small, low-power transmitters to create “no-go” zones inside your home. Your dog or cat wears the same receiver they use outdoors, and the collar responds whenever they approach protected areas.
Keep pets from sneaking into the baby’s room during nap time, or from jumping up on furniture and cribs.
Create invisible “lines” at specific doorways so pets can enjoy the main living areas, but stay out of certain rooms.
Protect litter boxes, garbage areas, laundry rooms, and other spaces where you don’t want dogs exploring.
Stop counter-surfing and keep pets out of the kitchen during meal prep or when you have guests over.
Keep dogs and cats off specific couches, chairs, or beds — while still letting them enjoy the rest of the room.
Use indoor transmitters to give cats access to certain areas while keeping dogs out, or vice versa.
Indoor systems use the same receiver collar your pet wears outside. Instead of an underground wire, we place small indoor transmitters where you need protection.
The collar activates when your pet comes close to those transmitters, just like approaching the outdoor boundary.
Typical cost: $150 – $200 per indoor area, when added to an outdoor system.
Standalone indoor systems (without an outdoor fence) are also available, but most families bundle indoor and outdoor together for better value.
We’ll give you a clear, all-inclusive quote before any work is done.
Every home is different, but after hundreds of installations we see some patterns in how people use indoor systems:
If there’s a space in your home where you’re always saying “no” or shutting doors, an indoor barrier can often solve the problem quietly and reliably.
We’ll look at your floor plan, the rooms you want to protect, and how your pets currently behave, then recommend a setup that fits your routine.
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