How much kibble will this hold? 1 cup, 2 cups?
496613
I would say a 1/4 cup each side I only put peanut butter in and a little kibble
496614
I never measured. It would depend on the size if the kibble I suppose. It kept my small dog busy for about an hour.
496615
We don't use kibble, too easy for our dog to get out..... We use milk bones (about 6 medium)-just stuff them in! Keeps her busy for hours! She loves it!!
496616
For smaller size kibble, probably about a half cup. There are plastic teeth inside that hold the food in, making it a challenge to get the pieces out. If you snip out some of the the teeth, the kibble comes out easier for the dog. Milk bone trail mix works well with this toy.
496617
It depends on the size of the kibble. You want it big enough so that it doesn't just fall out. What I've learned to do is freeze hot dogs. Then cut off slices about 3/8" thick. Then quarter the slices. Four of these quartered pieces in each end of the toy keeps my 80 lb. Weimaraner busy and happy for about 30 mins. You can vary the size of the pieces to increase or decrease the "occupational therapy" for your dog.
116268
Our dog is about 65 lbs and she usually eats 2 cups a day. We did try the recommended 2.5-3 cups but she would not finish it. The 30 lb bag lasts us a little less than 2 months.
227027
I am not sure. I never counted but maybe 20 or so. It last quite a while. I give my dog 2 1/2 with his kibbles. I use water to make the gravy. But I only give it to him once a week. He is 120 lbs so you might want to use less depending on the size of your dog
686412
I would use one cup. But it depends on how strong you want it. This would be an average strength.
267405
Not sure on this one. That would be a really small amount. We have a big dog, so we do a cup at a time.
152634
It holds a little less than the smaller of the two containers used to make the yogurt, I would say about 2 - 3 cups. When I strain it I have to add about 2/3 of the yogurt and wait for it to strain, empty the whey then add the rest of the yogurt.
1480816
I believe it held approx 4 cups of food, not sure because I had to donate it. Never used it. Seems my English bulldog is allergic to metal.
1894807
Don't know how many "cups", but you could basically fit a whole (small) bag of dog food in it. Enough for a week on the trail! If you really want your pooch to carry all that weight. My Lab eats a lot and he wouldn't go hungry, but wouldn't load it to capacity, and he's a tough boy as well.
1715612
1 cup to 1 1/2 cup depending on how determined you are to screw the two pieces together! 1 cup 2 x day is the amt the vet said that my dog should have so its perfect for her. She is a med pit/lab mix, this is the best feeder toy we ve found. She loves it and it has held up well.
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The answer depends on how much your feeding your pet. You can set up to three feedings and give 1/2 cup to 2 cups each feeding. I fill the feeder with a 9.3lbs bag of dog food. I set the feeder to give 1/2 cup three times a day. It lasts about 16days.
649368
I can't answer exactly, but close guess is: 4, 2, 1 cup. Just don't hold me to it.
2012381
I believe they are 4 cups. I feed my dog between about 2 cups per meal and it only fills about 1/2 way - plenty of room. :)
2255854
The large bowl holds right at 2.5 cups of large-kibble dog food. Hope that helps!
1448431
You should be able to use ONLY 1 to 1-1/2 cups to equal that quantity. This container hold quite a bit more than that.
1880677
The bowl holds six cups of dry (small. flat bites). I have a Shar Peii/Cattle Dog, 80 lbs.
1104799
About 1 1/2 cups. We have a small beagle about 3/4 scoop and a larger dog we give 2 scoops
2034385
This treat pouch can easily hold 2 cups of kibble, though it would be a bit bulgy! I have one and my 7yo daughter has one and we love them!