can the squirll chew thru the feeding ports
295359
I have very active squirrels hers and they do not chew through the feeding ports!
295360
I have not had a problem with the squirls chewing thru the feeding ports . I have had a squirl try to get seed from the feeder but he has not chewed or damaged my feeder.
295361
No. I have many squirrels trying to use the feeder, and none have chewed through the Ports.
295362
No. They are metal lined.We even had a bear take one of ours down, and it survived.
295363
No evidence of squirrel damage. Have had the feeders for 2 plus years, but squirrels cannot get to my feeders.
563755
She short answer is yes. Squirrels, coons, rats and anything living in the woods can and will chew through anything except "strong" metal. I have had a little problem with varmints chewing our feeders but nothing we can't deal with. Usually they are there for the corn and leave wires and solar panels alone. If you have to mend your wires more than once, you need to come up with some way of enclosing them in flexible metal sheathing or strong conduit. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
458230
If it is a small small dog because of the openings designed for the flexible tube. Ferrets & hamsters can squeeze through opening without the tube attached, but I would be careful about larger animals getting their neck or bodies caught in opening
201822
Yes of course they can bite if they are on the divider. But my birds rarely climb on the divider. I have a perch close to divider on both sides and they sit on their perches taking to each other. At some point I will pull the divider out and let them mate. Hopefully they will be ready when I do :-)
287510
Hi KatDog, Not necessarily. It depends on your dog. My dog wasn't able to access the cat food before (I feed the cats on an elevated platform), but now if she's hungry (or even more if she's bored) she will now occasionally use her nose to push the egg around until some food falls out. She doesn't do it often, maybe because I have it dialed down to the smallest settings, so the cats have to really work to get food. BTW, its working, the chubby cat is gradually dropping weight. :)
1672681
Depending on the size of your dog, I don't think your dog could chew thru this one. Even if the outer part of the cable is chewed it would be difficult to chew the cable.
762430
I have not but can give you a little insight on the product. The top piece that you push the food through actually screws onto the pouches. I don't know if it has the same screwing pattern as these pouches. If your baby goes through a lot of squeezies, it would definitely be worth a shot!
2035069
It can. I had one but lots of trouble keeping it feeding. Got rid of it and bought a Hitachi and had much better luck.
1637118
absolutely!! Our dogs do the same thing and actually try to bite the sq-eek out!! We have had these balls now for at least a month and we still have all three and they have not chewed them up at all!! Fantastic ball fantastic price!!
2118076
No, not unless you found a very small toy one. The nipple of one of those small disappearing milk bottles fits in his mouth though:)
1814226
Sadly, No. The teeth are close together to get the smallest little flea buggers!! It would just pull on the skin too much for Ticks & cause pain.
1461722
No! It's quite entertaining to watch the repeated attempts on the part of the "rats with furry tails" to access the seed to no avail. The only drawback is the frustrated squirrel will often urinate on the feeder. This in no way affects the birds returning to the feeder. I should note that the feeder has an adjustable spring for the closure device that can be set such that bigger birds cannot get into the feeder.
1985648
The food that I'm using is very small and dry. It's feeding with out a problem. After the feeding two or three pieces of food might fall down. But I'm feeding berthed mallets amour that can be dispensed. So those two/three lil one after the feeding are a treat. :)
1903063
That's a good question. Our grandson hasn't tried biting the pouch. He has chewed on the spout some when he was teething. It lost its circular shape but that didn't matter since we never have to use the caps anyway because he has finished the contents.
1403434
With the smaller insert That locks in place & adjusts the food output I would say no in case they were able to get that loose. Not to say I haven't accidentally left it out over night to wake up to one of our two dogs trying to get the last of the food out the other left behind, but he's also not a huge chewer
1724634
I just don't think it would be very easy for a squirrel to chew through the plastic. However they have very strong teeth. Screwed shut tight I don't think they would be able to smell the food inside. I love mine by the way. Wish I'd brought one a long time ago.
621358
3 Kittens and they all like the strings, mostly to swat, a couple of them try to chew on them and have torn a string or two. They also bite the edge of the tube from time to time, something that worried me as it is metal I think but they don't do it often and are usually interrupted by another kitten pouncing on them or running through the tube.