How easy is it to fill with kibble, and how much will it fit?
2061249
Easy if you use Zuke's mini naturals. Not sure how much it will hold as I usually just put in 10 or so.
2061250
The ends have flaps and you just push in the treats or food of your choice. It fits a lot as the ball on each end is hollow and almost 2" in diameter. Our dog is a chewer but in a couple months has not torn any rubber off the toy!
2061251
easy to fill but used smaller medium size so it didn't just fall out. Also had to practice size to cut hot dog pieces which I incorporated in the mix. My pup had it empty when I got home!
2061252
Super easy to put kibble in, we do that for our puppy. It holds at least 1/2 cup total.
2061253
Very easy to fill. Maybe 1/4 or 1/8 cup in each side. I use jerky treats to make more difficult. U can use whatever. Love this toy!!
2061254
It's pretty easy to shove a few in at a time, there are some soft rubber nubs inside the hole, I trimmed them down and removed one so the dogs could get them back out. Each side would hold probably a little less than a cup, I only put 10 or 15 kibbles in each side for a snack/game.
1425714
The feeder holds 1.5 gallons of food, or 24 cups.We buy Royal Canin Adult Cat and the feeder holds about half a 8.8 lb bag. The kibble might be lighter than some dog foods though, and I've seen the same feeder referred to as "6lb petite".I would think that the food would go stale in the feeder quicker than in a sealed container (e.g. lock'n'lock), so we only use this when traveling and never for more than 4-5 days.
1134904
For us in the large ball, about a cup and an 1/8th of food (small to medium kibble size). I have to shake the ball and settle the food to fill that much in there, and quite a bit falls out on the initial couple rolls.
1508721
I usually fill it about 1/3 full with my dog's regular kibble--Wellness for large dogs--and then add a little of Milk Bone Trail Mix to sweeten the pot. Seems to make him happy!
39965
This may be too large for your need. It will hold much more than a cup of kibble.
1155488
My Medium dog Neater Feeder holds about 4 cups of water and 3 cups of food (medium size kibble). Hope that helps.
2180828
If your kibble is too big, you can trim the rubbery bits to fit your dog's kibble. I needed to do that (for my Taste of the Wild kibble) and that it fits, my dog adores it.
184850
The kibble is not very small, i.e., not puppy-size. The pieces are triangular, about 0.5"x 0.5" hope this helps!
1822873
The opening on the top and the side is at least 1/2 wide if not bigger. It's a very large dispenser, you can put your puppy's entire meal in it and let him eat throughout the day. I don't do this, but it's a thought
1954580
The small kibble should be fine for the larger dog, just feed the same amount that you would've for the larger kibble
865883
I just checked and it holds 5 cups of my medium breed kibble. Hope that helps!
1180154
The kibble is very small, 3/4 inch, in a flat triangle shape. My small dog who has trouble eating other kibbles does really well with this food. I have found it to be the easiest for her, in fact, out of many small bite foods out there.
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Yes, absolutely. I had a gerbil, I could fill this once a week or so. Just be careful that the level of bedding you put on the floor doesn't get close to the opening at all, mine used to pile pebbles from the floor into the food dispenser and block all the food. To be safe have another form of food available in case it gets blocked. If I was going to be gone for a few days I would also put a bowl of food, which would also get stuffed with bedding, but at least he had a fighting chance!
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Each kibble is small; less than the size of a penny. But I give it to my adult dog who is 65 lbs and he likes it very much.
1898388
yes, very easy. i give 2 tablets to my dog every day. i just crush them with my fingers and mix with wet dog food
964273
I think you'd be better off with the medium, unless the kibble size is extremely small. I used the small when my dog ate kibble the size of a pea. You can also cut the inside prongs (there are 3-4) and to let the food out a little faster. Hope that helps.
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I sincerely doubt it. I bought the 67 quart version, and I put in a full 40 pound bag of Kirkland Healthy Weight dog food in it, and about 4 pounds of what was left in a Science Diet bag of dog food (changing my dog's food). With about 44 pounds of dog food in it, there was about 3 1/2 inches of space left at the top. So, I'd say 50 pounds of dog kibble would fit, just about exactly, in the 67 quart bin. The kibble I put in it is a smaller size kibble, too.