will this work with wet food?
1043720
If your dog has a narrow snout like mine then I found this bowl not so useful for wet or dry food. The bowl slowed my dogs eating time by maybe one minute but she still continued to throw up... Maybe not as often as without it but still too frequent for my comfort level. So for me and my dog, this bowl didn't work. We ended up getting a new feeding bowl that had narrower gaps which worked best for me. My dog hasn't thrown up since.
1043721
Yes, we use it with both wet & dry, it works great. With dry they can end up chasing the last kibbles around the circle so it seems easier with wet food but still slows them enough.
1706185
It will work but it will turn out dry unless you use a hydrometer to check the sugar content as you go along.
1775681
I have not tried it myself, but I don't see why not! Try a small amount with other food to see how it will work. This is a wonderful little dehydrator although I have only used it for meat as my dog loves, loves, loves meat! Hope you enjoy it! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful for what you asked.
472035
No, it wouldn't work for wet food. It would be hard to get in, and I don't think the cat(s) could get it out. The bowl is meant to have them stick their paws in to pull food out. :-) Hope that helps.
1531585
I would say it would work...this model has a door that dispenses the food, so small stuff would not fall out.
1286134
Yes, it works really well for brownies and such, but I have not tested it with liquid.
472034
I haven't used it for wet food but I don't think it would work. The cats have to get the food out by using their paws to pull it out the holes. Could imagine it would be difficult to clean.
848532
This works like it is advertised for water. It get gold here and I have never had my pets water freeze. I think it would work food if it isn't too thick/deep, if you use canned food. I wish I knew for sure, but I don't have any to experiment today, as it is in the teens right now.
2243854
I have not tried it with wet ingredients. I suppose, however, that it would not work well with wet ingredients. I believe that would be the job of a blender or food processor.
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! ;-)
79304
I'm sure it would. However the center is higher than the outside so it won't be flat at the drain. But the holes are plenty small enough that food would not go through. You may want to check the the size of your sink drain to make sure the center of this item will set down in the drain opening.
1919643
I have used for wet food - but suggest you wash it as soon as dog has finished so it doesn't dry on hard and become difficult to clean. You just need to spend a bit of time breaking up the wet food to place around the bowl. My dog is a medium sized Australian Stumpy Cattle cross.
2166662
Yes and no. It would but it would also filter out the flavor. I would assume you would end up with just water.
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~
1206940
Yes,..If the pressure cooker is Oval and holds 6qts. Or more. It's thick material and easy to clean when soaked.
240923
Yes. Cook with a little more water than it calls for and it will be very mashable.
1354367
It is not an exceptional seal - it is very similar to a typical plastic top bucket (like what people will display shoes or keep toys in). I don't believe it would hold water, but for dog food - as long as it is in a dry place should work okay.