At one point, the food collecting in the feeder caused a jam and Halley only got some of her food. I also tried with a couple additional types of food of different shapes and sizes - same problem. But a lot of food still remained in the feeder where Halley couldn't reach. Since Petnet had suggested we feed Halley 1 1/4 cups per meal, I tried reducing the feedings to 3/4 cups. And its lid has childproof-style locking tabs that you slide out to open, ensuring that your pet won't be able access it easily.Ī Petnet representative told me I could schedule two consecutive feedings to prevent the problem, which might also be more likely to happen if you're dispensing close to the 1 1/2-cup maximum meal portion. The feeder is fairly large at 15.32 inches tall, but it has a modern design that looked good in our home.
Your purchase includes an 8-foot "chew resistant" power adapter, but it can also run on rechargeable battery power for roughly 7 hours. Installation is simple - follow the guide to connect the food bowl and its stainless steel insert to the rest of the SmartFeeder.
Because of its dispensing limitations and smaller bowl size, this product is recommended only for small or medium-sized dogs under 50 pounds.
Pour up to 7 pounds of dry food in the reservoir and close the lid - Petnet stipulates that the food should measure between 1/8 and 5/8 inches in diameter and the SmartFeeder can dispense between 1/16- and 1 1/2-cup portions per feeding.
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Petnet's SmartFeeder is a Wi-Fi food bowl for dogs and cats with an automatic dispenser and a related Android and iPhone app. See all photos Inside Petnet's SmartFeeder
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