will it work for small cat food cans?
1542914
The product has adjustable wire rods to accommodate different size cans. Small size cans such as tuna or cat food are difficult to position on the racks because the wires are spaced for larger sizes, however, if you put a flat piece of cardboard on the rack, that problem is solved. I have found this to be a very good way to organize canned items and is much better than plastic racks. Highly recommend this, once you get it set up correctly it is very sturdy and you can use it for many sized cans.
1542915
I don't have any problem with Friskies 5.5oz size small cans of cat food. If they are smaller than that, I'd recommend putting a cardboard piece on the bottom. Not much of a problem--easy to fix.
1542916
Not without cardboard. For a 5.5oz can (tuna size), you can stack them upright but NOT SIDEWAYS like you would larger, wider cans that roll out. Narrow cans can't roll out because they fall through the wire slats (I tried it this morning). You have to use a piece of cardboard beneath the cans to stack them sideways to allow them to properly roll/dispense out.
1542917
Thank you for your inquiry. We have a concern about the can height and whether it will fall between the wires if it is positioned on it's side in the rack. Our suggestion is to line the rack with something. If this is done, the rack will work find.
475317
I would not recommend it. The food does not fall into the bowl. My cats aren't trained to use their paws to pull more food down so the job is left for me. Very poor design.
741446
Yes, the catmate is set up to handle small size cat food. We have both of them, the cat and dog one. We love having them both!!
1010106
I believe so. It depends on the size of the cans. Width is plenty, height should be considered. Check the dimensions.
2193628
Yes. small - medium size cans can b e easily picked up. As long as the can will fit into the jaws of the device it should work well for full or empty cans. It beats having to bend to the ground. It is also useful to extend your reach--to get the can on the top shelf and boxes of pasta and other stuff.
189256
I would say yes, as it holds regular size cans. These are great for cupboards. Cans/jars don't slide off and make it possible to see pantry items at a glance. I highly recommend.
1240348
Yes, they do. I've used them on both large (with smaller lid openings) and small (with wider lid openings) dog food cans, and they work well with both sizes.
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.
79524
Yes, as long as the can is similar in size to a soda can. The larger soup cans will not work with this rack.
1433380
It works well on all sizes. I've used it on 5-lb cans to itty-bitty tomato paste cans. It works at a different orientation than your usual can opener. I imagine the directions are included. To release after opening the can, you just twist in the opposite direction.
1284938
I have a York ie that eats and drinks too fast and then throw a up. We are using the feeding bowl and water bowl- works like a charm. I do t have a cat, howecer, the bowl is shallow so I would think it would work. Not sure how it would work with canned food....designed to use with dry kibble.
1531585
I would say it would work...this model has a door that dispenses the food, so small stuff would not fall out.
1483687
I would not recommend it for a cat. The plastic food bin merely "sits" on top of the green pedestal and a cat will be strong and heavy enough to knock this down off its pedestal. I think the feeding chute is too small to handle anything except the kitten kibble and bits type of cat food.
263244
Hi Betty, this cone is a little heavy for small cats in my opinion but I'm sure if your cat is large it could work. I've had pretty big cats that this cone would work on, at least a cat that is over 12 lbs..I hope this helps you..
83349
I use it for my ten pound cat, it fits perfectly, meaning the cat can turn around but not with much room. I would call it mini.
1240350
I have used the lids on a tunafish-size can. I have not used on a dog food can, but the lid accommodates 3 can sizes.
1554877
I think so. It's large enough for a cat. My friend borrowed mine to catch kittens she saw were motherless so she could find other homes for them. Try putting some tuna in it. Good luck.