Would this work for a cat eating Dry Kibble?
1839028
Yes, it works very well since I only feed my 2 cats Blue Buffalo dry food . I recommend it highly since my cats no longer are throwing up. My cats have to really work to get the food but they have adjusted to it very well. I put about 1/3 cup of food on it twice a day and they are very content and haven't lost any weight.
1839029
Sure. It works for all pets. If you want to slow down their consumption, it's great.
1839030
It's way too big for a cat - I would check and see if they have a smaller version. I would be worried they would hurt themselves trying to get the food out.
1839031
There's another smaller one for cats. It's purple and the concept is that the kitties will reach between the blades with their paws and pull the kibble out where they can get to them. Pretty cool concept if you want to give your kitty a "hunting" challenge. Amazon sells that one, too. Have fun! :)
1839032
Yes it would but i don't think it would meet its purpose because they could probably fit their little paws in between the cracks
1839033
not sure. My purpose was to slow the rate at which my dog wolfed his food. It did work for that. Now it is almost like too much work for my dog to eat if I put small kibble in it; he has to be really hungry to bother.
1839034
Not really. My cat gets interested in watching the dog eat from this, but he can't get his face down far enough to get the kibble. The plastic blades are deep and dogs with short muzzles would have a hard time with this feeder. Cats probably could paw the food out.
1322554
Yes. The amount of kibble is adjustable for cats and dogs. The only difference in the dog/cat feeder is the nozzle attachment.
491451
Don't know for sure but I doubt it as the cat needs to roll the Egg-Cersizer around in order to get the dry food to fall out.
971990
The granules wouldn't stick to the food, so unless your cat will lick it off the bottom of his/her bowl this won't work. Our cats get dry food, too, so we mix it into a little tuna for an evening treat.
1284937
It works great with out Goldendoodle, but I have no idea if it would help your cat. I suspect that it would. What we also found it that splitting his meals into thirds, we can more easily control the speed of him eating.
2168216
My cat likes it dry, so I just cut each nugget in half with the tines of a fork (not the side of a fork.) This food has completely turned my cat's digestive health around, so the effort of cutting each piece is totally worth it to me.
479904
I believe so, yes, I already thru away the bag, but looked in the kibble container, there I keep all dry kitty food, and kibbles are round. My cats love it, surely taste much better then science diet, strongly recommend.
762826
I think it would still work. Perhaps you could cut the hole higher so that he would have extra space. Cats are quite flexible!! This has worked great for us! The dogs are sad they don't get cat food anymore!!
287511
The dog would have to learn to bat it around just right, same as the cats. Because the dispensing rate can be adjusted (the holes can be made smaller) it would minimize the amount of cat food the dog could eat at one go.
961589
I'm sure it would work to feed your cat but because of the size of the grooves, it may not really serve it's purpose in slowing him/her down. Unless it's a bigger cat :)
699088
I'm sorry, I really have no idea. I do have two cats, but I have no reason to try this with them. I suppose it would if the bowl you're using is small enough that they really have to work at getting around the device to get at the food. I'm sorry I can't be of any help with this question!
287509
A bit confused by your question. If you mean you would put all your cat's meals in the eggcersizer instead of a bowl, I suppose it would work as long as your cat is willing to "play" long enough to get his meals. Hope this helps.
97551
My cats have tried the chews, the kibble and the paste. They wouldn't eat the chews and it was a struggle to get them to accept the paste. (If I put the paste in their food they would eat it) However they all eat the kibble without any problem. I guess it's a personal kitty preference. My cats are all 10 and 12 years old so maybe a kitten will prefer something else. I will say that the product keeps my cat with the worst problem stable and feeling fine and her eyes clear up. You might want to try an eye cream to help with her eyes. I also use a medicated eye cream for the cat that have the weeping problem. I hope this helps. Cat Lover..... My cats have tried the chews, the kibble and the paste. They wouldn't eat the chews and it was a struggle to get them to accept the paste. (If I put the paste in their food they would eat it) However they all eat the kibble without any problem. I guess it's a personal kitty preference. My cats are all 10 and 12 years old so maybe a kitten will prefer something else. I will say that the product keeps my cat with the worst problem stable and feeling fine and her eyes clear up. You might want to try an eye cream to help with her eyes. I also use a medicated eye cream for the cat that have the... » Read More My cats have tried the chews, the kibble and the paste. They wouldn't eat the chews and it was a struggle to get them to accept the paste. (If I put the paste in their food they would eat it) However they all eat the kibble without any problem. I guess it's a personal kitty preference. My cats are all 10 and 12 years old so maybe a kitten will prefer something else. I will say that the product keeps my cat with the worst problem stable and feeling fine and her eyes clear up. You might want to try an eye cream to help with her eyes. I also use a medicated eye cream for the cat that have the weeping problem. I hope this helps. Cat Lover..... « Show Less
961584
Mechanically, I see no reason why not. My dog sticks her tongue into the grooves to pick up the food. You know your cat's personality. Finicky cats might not want to make the extra effort required to extract the food. Good luck!
1322555
Hello Brooke! This feeder is for CATS due to the kibble theft proof nozzle. We also have a feeder made specifically for dogs. The model for dogs doesn't have the nozzle that the cat feeder has. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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.
43769
Yes I think it can, I feed my cats small amounts spaced out throughout the day, I would say they both get feed little over a tablespoon and a half each time and it can still go down. The super feeder was originally designed to dispense fish food pellets in ponds! So it can go down pretty far depending on the pellet size and settings you have on it.