would this work to "smush" up wet cat food
900241
Eventually the lever that you tore around will brake. It's plastic little grooves that attach to the main device are very weak.
165556
I guess it would depend on the consistency of the barf...but the mesh I believe is plastic and if it went through to the under part you would just reach on and wipe it out no problem....none of my cats have ever barfed on mine
2035334
I have always just mixed about 1/4 tsp in with the canned food, in their morning meal. It is much easier and they eat it fine. Your idea seems like it would cause the cat to put up an unnecessary fuss.
1178653
Yes. These are great. Much better than the hard plastic type. They have 2 or 3 ridges on the underside so they can stretch to fit almost any normal size can of pet food. I use them for Friskies cat food, too. Get them! You won't be sorry.
472033
I suppose you could put wet food in this bowl but it would be very messy for the cat to paw it out of the holes. As long as you don't mind the mess on your cats paws and use a place Matt under this bowl it could work but it appears it was designed for kibbles.
1794631
I would think you would be able to if you supplemented it with a small amount of easy access food. I do not put any treats in this only cat foot. My larger cat, who loves the feeder, primarily only eats out of it for his dry food. I regulate it so it doesn't feed really fast because it does spit it out when you fill it. My kitties (3) get split 1 3oz can in the mornings.
678693
If used for water it would only be able to hold the water in the bottom most portion of the bowl. The angle makes it great for food but I have not tried water. I do believe the bowl is wide enough for a Persian cats face.
689244
Another thought -- this style is more for wet food and small portions. For big dry kibble, I'd suggest a chute-feeder more like this: topPets Large Automatic Pet Feeder Electronic Programmable Portion Control Dog Cat Feeder w/ LCD display
287509
A bit confused by your question. If you mean you would put all your cat's meals in the eggcersizer instead of a bowl, I suppose it would work as long as your cat is willing to "play" long enough to get his meals. Hope this helps.
148130
Not sure about kitty litter but it picks up dry dog food, so I would expect it to pick up kitty litter.
1209781
An old toothbrush and a thin bottle brush would work without water, but it's a job. I have two cats and it's alarming how much cat hair gets trapped in and around the fan blades.
201763
Possibly, but not if the cat is anything like my little "bull in a china shop". If you did, you would probably need to build a short wall around the shelf to keep the bowls from falling to the ground. And the short section of the second flat level would be your best bet, as it would not interfere with progress to the top perch. If you have a delicate graceful cat and a dog who wouldn't leap up and topple the whole tower over to get at the food, it might be possible but there is the possibility of a big mess! Good luck!
868455
If your cat is very food motivated it probably could do that. This is one of the deeper styles. The flower style slo-bowl isn't as deep. The one with parallel lines would be probably be easiest for a cat to get the food out of. But I don't have a cat so I'm just guessing.
960027
Sorry, but have only used it for dried cat food and for that it wokrs amazingly well. There is an adjustment for the "volume" of food, and what it does is open a "flap" wider so that more food can drop at the same time, i.e., opens wider the drop area. That "might" work for you, but truly don't know.
1449622
Hmm, I don't know that it'd do that much to them. It gets pop cans pretty thin, but cat food cans are so small already I'm not sure it'd make much difference.
949627
I would think not. With a fall and heavy contents, I think the cats would have a very large reward for knocking the container off the shelf. The pour opening lid opens very easily.
1385773
I wouldn't suggest it. It would probably be quite messy. I only feed my cats wet food, too. But there are a few brands of healthy treats that would work in this feeder.