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ALL FOR PAWS Automatic Cat Feeder, 2 Meal Automatic Pet

ALL FOR PAWS Automatic Cat Feeder, 2 Meal Automatic Pet Feeder with Ice Pack, Dry and Wet Food Dispenser with 48-Hour Timer, Timed Food Bowl for Dogs Cats,Dishwasher Safe



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Weight:	1.17 kg
Size:	2 Meals
Dimensions:	27 x 25 x 7 cm; 1.17 Kilograms
Batteries Required:	Yes
Batteries Included:	No
Dimensions:	27 x 25 x 7 cm; 1.17 Kilograms
Size:	2 Meals

Tags: Cats Dogs Ice saverDeal

Anonymous says:

27/11/2023 at

Makes it easy to feed my cat on a diet. Very easy to use timer dial and my cat can’t open it. The only downside is it constantly ticks, which is usually fine because I have other sounds drowning it out.
MaurineUllathor says:

06/10/2023 at

This is very good to use. You can go out knowing that you have set up either for your cat or dog so that they will not miss a meal so you can stay longer out. Seller is very good. Recommend him also recommend this item
Anonymous says:

21/08/2023 at

I needed this for being gone half the day and it worked well. It opened when it was supposed to. I cleaned it very easily. I read the instructions and it worked as described. It’s helpful when. you are not home to feed your older dog. I use this when I work.
Katie Scott says:

06/07/2023 at

This feeder worked as described. Each little tick mark equates to 30 minutes. Honestly, I’m not sure what the other reviews are complaining about regarding the noise. I had to put my ear to the feeder to hear the ticking and make sure it was working, and it made a small sound when the lids popped open that my husband and I didn’t even notice. Dropping a wand cat toy on the floor was louder than this. I wouldn’t recommend leaving wet food in for longer than 12 hours as the ice packs won’t stay cold that long, but that’s just how ice packs work if you really think about it. If you need to leave food for longer than 12 hours, you can put dry food in no problem. I also saw someone suggest in another product’s reviews that you could probably freeze your wet food before placing it in the feeder to keep it fresh for longer than 12 hours, although I have not tried this. I love how shallow the bowls are as it provides whisker relief for the cats. We use this when we aren’t going to be home in time to feed our cat dinner, so that he can eat at his normal time. It also works for if you’re going on an overnight trip to give dinner and breakfast as needed. Make sure to use new or fully charged batteries. I love the battery component as it lets us put this anywhere in our apartment without needing to worry about access to an outlet (which is very limited in our apartment). Just make sure to replace the batteries as needed. The bowls clean very easily in the dishwasher and everything else can be wiped down. This is honestly a lifesaver for our busy lives so we don’t have to keep asking friends to visit our apartment to feed our cat if we won’t make it home by dinner time/breakfast. This probably wouldn’t be practical for everyday use, but this really isn’t designed for that unless you want to fill it up and reset the timers every day. It is perfect for short-term traveling, and our cat adjusted to this immediately.

The only issue we had was that the little red line for one of the timers came off? It’s like a sticker or something, but there is a little indent where it is supposed to be so we just used a marker to fill in that indent. Just a minor inconvenience, but otherwise no other complaints!
FredricEdmonson says:

09/06/2023 at

I thought this worked different then it does but still works well. There is 1 timer per side and only fits enough food for 1 pet per side.
I thought I could put 2 helpings in for both of my babies but can’t. Also once the timer goes off it stays open until I reset the timer or shut them.
Overall the product works well and is good and can stay cool or cold for a pretty long time if needed.
ChristaMcCaughe says:

13/04/2023 at

Rating this on past ones I’ve had as I’ve not yet even taken it out of its box. Others like this have been excellent value for money, handy for feeding your pet when your going to be out.
Thomas Wagner says:

02/04/2023 at

This is a solid solution if you have, for example, a couple of cats and you need to leave for the weekend. There are two different bowls, each with a 1-48 hour timer. When the timer hits 0, the lid opens up via a very simple mechanic.

That’s it. It isn’t fancy, it doesn’t have scheduling or any machinery to dispense food, but it does fulfill a very simple need.

Each timer takes 2 AA batteries, which for some slreason surprised me. I think I was expecting something self-powered by a spring like an egg timer, but perhaps that only works for short periods.

The only issue I have with this is for when it’s not being used. There is no on/off. Just the timer. And if the timer hits 0, the lid opens. The only way to store it without it eating up battery (I think) is to set it to zero and hold the lids closed while I put it back into the box. Even then, though, I’m not sure that there isn’t battery being used. So how do I know for sure if the batteries are still good when I go to use it? The most obvious solution is to just take the batteries out and put them in when needed—but for some reason the battery compartment covers are screwed in (this is a big pet peeve of mine for products that have no need to do that). So yeah, it’s a little annoying…but I’m probably being lazy about it, lol.

Turning the dials isn’t the most reassuring of sounds. It definitely sounds like you might be breaking it. However, I did test the timersultiple times at various hour settings and the lids worked just like they should.

So, if you don’t need anything particularly advanced and you want to keep it on the cheap, this is certainly an option to consider. I know we will be using it the next time we leave for a weekend so grandma doesn’t have to come over to feed anyone!