Can this device automatically dispense treats on a timeras well as by remote? If so this could really help with Separation problems.
1025845
So confused about the answer - yes you can set a timer or no you can only use the remote - I have a dog with sep anx and we are trying to work on something that will distract him every 10-15 minutes
1025846
Not this item. You control the treats with a remote that you hold. It fits in your pocket or the palm of your hand. No timer involved.
1025847
I have never even thought about this problem. Sorry I cannot help. Shirley.
1025848
It has a "down/stay" feature but that dispenses treats over a period of 15 or 30 minutes. Having said that , the remote control transmission distance was enough that I could leave the house and be out of site from my dog (she couldn't see me through the windows) and activate the dispenser. My ou may want to check out Dr. Sophia Yo 's website. I found it veryhelpful
1025849
Yes, it does. We used it to aid in our dog's separation anxiety, and eventually weaned him onto a Kong Wobbler.
2239537
If your question is:"does it work in a timer controlled device ?", the answer is yes.
720729
using a separate timer WILL NOT WORK. a separate timer kills power, no power no program. no program, no cooking. you have to press a button to start it so a separate timer is useless ALSO put ice in it It will keep food from spoling and make your meat juicy. this HAS NO time, but the spoiled food concept can be outsmarted with icecubes
148358
I believe you can do that, but I only used for single count-up timer. Sorry for not being able to give you a definite answer.
930302
Yes. It can even be set to auto-interval at set distances, so you don't have to press a button.
1728711
Of course! Don't remember the method, but instructions to do it should be included with the remote.
1326755
Do a search for a "Tabata Timer". Many, if not most, of those are programmable to alternate to suit your needs.
157408
I am fairly certain this feeder will dispense a very small amount if needed. There is an adjustable timer on the unit for how long the rollers turn dispensing the food. Also , a roller gap control to adjust for food size. Ours in hooked to a digital timer as well, set to dispense twice per day. The digital timer could be set for every hour if you wanted.
1482166
Yes! There are very few buttons on the device so you need to use the remote for most functionality. Seems to work well.
233910
Yes! I would use the remote to help turn on & off as well if you want it lot more than 5 hours for the timer.
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I finally found one that can do 4 count-ups independently of each other and can also be used independently as timers. Exactly what I have been searching for; very hard to find. Check out Mudder's 4-event Kitchen Timer. I use to track work on separate client matters. And less expensive than this triple; found it on Amazon.
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Yes, it does. Find the FUNC on the your screen, click it and you will see a list of buttons on the left.. The second one from the top says OFF and it is the self-timer you are looking for :)
211932
Yes you can by taking advantage of the fact that the device actually has 4 individual timers. You would set timer 1 at 4 hours, timer 2 at 8 hours, and timer 3 at 12 hours.
60374
Sorry - I don't know - I rarely use the self timer. I would think that you could - but I'm not sure.
988286
The answer to this question is based on personal preference. I have two dehydrators and one has an on/off switch the other does not. I find it makes no difference because I unplug both anyway. Neither one of my dyhydrators has a timer. Again a timer is also personal preference. I am fine with no timer since my dog acts as the timer and seems to know when his treats are done.
1088851
Yes, but in your case you do not need the remote on off switch. A regular appliance timer will do.
848885
Yes, the remote switch will toggle the device either on or off and then the timer takes over for whatever is scheduled next.