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.
2009861
I have not tried this. It will depend on the size of the piece of metal and how deeply it is buried in the food. If you are talking about small pieces 2-3 mm in size no. Larger pieces 10 +mm yes it should.
1206940
Yes,..If the pressure cooker is Oval and holds 6qts. Or more. It's thick material and easy to clean when soaked.
1145645
It probably could but would take a lot. This small box doesn't go very far. A small mixing bowl worth. Not sure about it getting wet either.
1273015
Probably. I've filled it with the powder oatmeal with no issues. Not sure on liquid but any baby food purées I imagine would be fine.
926821
I bought mine for fish and have used it many times without any problems. Should work fine for the food you mentioned.
201866
It will work with round, flat, and triangle shapes, and has and adjustable section on the feed auger that you set for the diameter of the food. It can be set to dispense very small bits, and up to 1/2". The instructions for the auger adjustment as well as the feed time and quantity settings are user friendly.
2083358
I would think it would work for water also. Just don't fill it too full and I think he would have to lap it slowly because of the design. It has made a huge difference on slowing my pup down while eating. Good luck!
2161098
I've always used it on wet. The cats actually love it. After using it for several days, I didn't use it and they looked at their food and looked at me, and wouldn't eat til I sprinkled it on ;)
2243853
I've only used it for dry ingredients, but I don't think it would work well with wet ingredients.
1884038
Not sure about in water. I put mine in my oatmeal. It "disappears" quickly so I suspect it will work just fine in water.
874405
I would not use it for wet food. You could, functionally, but I wouldn't risk the health of my cat.
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.
1946834
never tried that way before, but it should be, just slower due to the size of the pieces... functionally speaking, the dehydrator will still work normally
100037
I've only used it for water. I think it would be entirely possible, but annoying/difficult to clean. The opening is about the size of a quarter and with the bottle itself being soft and pliable, getting all the food residue out might be a problem. My opinion, though.
1878239
Yes I think it would keep food dry. These containers have a real good seal.
94208
Sure. The "O" ring works quite well, so even if the pudding is watery, the LEM would work well.