Is it suitable for use as a dog feeder?
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Yes. The amount of kibble is adjustable for cats and dogs. The only difference in the dog/cat feeder is the nozzle attachment.
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Hello Brooke! This feeder is for CATS due to the kibble theft proof nozzle. We also have a feeder made specifically for dogs. The model for dogs doesn't have the nozzle that the cat feeder has. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
1322556
Hello Brooke, This feeder is for CATS due to the kibble theft proof nozzle. We also have a feeder made specifically for DOGS,this feeder doesn't have the nozzle that the cat feeder has. Thank you
837486
I use mine for deer feeding,, but I suppose it coule be used to feed any grain or small size food, probably up to regularly sized dog food pellets, for sure dry cat food. It will feed several times a day and the time it runs can be adjusted very easily.
2056083
Yes it would be suitable. I have even small softbills using it. The only thing is: You got to sand down the acrylic perch inside of the feeder to make it more secure for pearching, because it is too slippery for the birds.
955855
I'm sure they would be interested anywhere you put it. They love to feed off any feeder. Good Luck!
1994273
I would not. It's best to put with your pet's food because it is flake consistency. I sprinkle it over my dogs dry food. If your pet is picky or a free feeder try mixing it in a small amount of wet food and giving it as a treat. Hope this helps.
648290
You could put food in the bowl/bottom part under the rack. It does however get very full of small bits of hay as they pull hay out of the rack part so might not catch as much hay or the hay might cover the food. If you want to use it just as a food bowl it would work, but there are better food bowl only options out there.
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That is EXACTLY what I use it for. HOWEVER, it needs to be a large dog, because when she was a pup, she could just climb UNDER it.
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I probably would not use it to feed because it may confuse your cats between a litter box and a feeding box. That being said if you are using it for cats that are not too large they could eat in it.
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The width is adjustable. And I think the height will be sufficient. I don't have a dog food can to try though. Sorry.
1602268
Yes you can, the feeder will close whenever the dog tries to eat. However all of the weight and diet control capabilities for your cats would be not be activated, so this is not generally recommended.
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I think it would work for small dogs - I have 1 cat that banged at it to get the food which can be hard on the feeder. However, both cats hear that sound of it turning to the food and run to it. I really like it.
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I would not use it for water personally. It is more for food and hay. It could be used for water if you wanted to. It is a little shallow for water though unless you have a very small animal.
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Yes, I think very well. Another fellow asked about using it as a cat feeder and it worked well for that too.
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Its hard to say, but you should be okay. I think it is designed as a ground feeder, and that is how we use it. It is of good quality and the birds love it.
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I don't believe caked food would work for this type of feeder. It's meant for seeds.
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I'm not sure. The apron around the feeder is not terribly wide. If you dog has long fur, I suspect that you will still have water on the floor.
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I would not recommend it for feeding, my cats sometimes just dump it over to get the treats out. I suppose you could use it by portioning out how much you want them to have in a day, but they may just knock it over and make a mess. Plus, I have a few cats that won't even use it for treats so that's a problem if your cat doesn't like it and won't stick their paws in it. I would recommend just using a regular dish and measuring out portions. Try a quality food designed for weight loss.