Would this bowl work for wet food?
1542016
I suppose it could. You'd just want to wash it frequently if there are bits stuck in the corners.
1542017
It's very large. I wouldn't suggest it. I don't feed wet food, but, I have a very hard time visioning the dish being helpful. Messy perhaps, but, I wouldn't say best for wet. My opinion~
1542018
Hello! Yes, this would work for wet food too. To give you perspective of how great this bowl is, my dog went from 52 seconds to 4 minutes 48 seconds. I don't usually give wet food but when I tried it with wet food, it takes even longer. Buy it, it's worth it.
1542019
Possibly... The grooves are pretty deep so some might get stuck at the bottom, depending on how aggressive your dog would be to get it all. We use ours for dry food only, and it has really slowed our dog down!
1542020
I don't see why it wouldn't work for wet food. I agree it might be messy - but it will slow your dog down.
1542021
I bought one for my black lab that ate her 2cups of food in less than 30s. This bowl is fantastic for dry food, but I don't think it would work well for wet food. The grooves are quite deep and are designed for dry food
41602
Absolutely it will! The food may fill up the top bowl and the bottom, but you can fit two cups of food in this thing. As the food disappears, the cats have to "play" a little more to get to their tasty morsels.
1616328
We've only used it for dry food. I truly don't know for certain if it would work with wet or mixed food.
706576
Absolutely. I have one eating out of it right now. Love it. Best dog bowl I've ever had.
1947380
Absolutely not!!! You lift up the lid on top of the feeder, and pour the food in. It falls into a well and a bowl under it, but if you put water in it it would just pour out onto the floor. There is no way you could use it as a waterer, except for the bowl the food sits in. It would defeat the purpose of the feeder.
766978
If the glass bowl has the same dimensions and has a lid, I don't see why not. The glass bowl would just have different thermal characteristics, I think.
91241
I wouldn't put dog food inside it because it is open under the bowls and water could leak down and contaminate the food. I keep treats and things in it that are in waterproof containers.
532702
Yes. The bowl has two layers for insulation, so the inside food area is smaller than the bowl's total size.
1969441
It would work. It is all ground up, ready to mix with water (can use water from cooking veggies). It absorbs water and reconstitutes into soft food.
111811
There isn't a bowl there is just a round tray divided into for compartments that are marked 1 thru 4 and it is plastic. I didn't want my kitten eating out of a plastic tray so I bought her 4 little ceramic dishes that fit nicely into the tray area. I have also used small aluminum round bowls as well. There is a compartment for where you put a cold pack in you have to remove the top and it reveals a square compartment, but I only use mine for dry food, so not sure how it would work for wet food. Some people have actually put there wet food in freezer trays and let it freeze over night then put them in the trays with the cold pack in place and said it worked ok.
166568
I don't see why not...as long as it's all dry contents -- you don't want to get the unit wet. But yes, this would make a handy way to shift around a larger amount of foodstuffs in the pantry...Hey, now you've given me a new organizing idea! ;-)
1616331
It could work with a wet/dry mixture. My dog has to get his tongue down in the grooves to get his dry kibble anyway. You might have to pack it in though, rather than drop it on top.
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.
1165369
I don't think this would work. Especially if they move the bowl around a lot. My two cats get a lot of food on the floor and I don't use it for our 30lb dog as ibwoukd be worried it would tip.
1853153
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.
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.
6432
Maybe, but the problem would be the coldness of the bowl. If you quickly scraped out the first flavor and immediately put in the mix for the next flavor it might work as long as the bowl doesn't warm up. You couldn't wash it out as that would warm the bowl. Take turns making their favorite flavors.