After being quarantined with my three cats in a small apartment in New York City for a year, one thing is certain: no matter how many times I tell them they have eaten all the veterinarian-approved food I can provide, every In a few hours they will let me tell me very, very loudly that they want more. When it comes to food, cats do not listen to reason (in fact, in most things), so if you are also tired of daily entanglement, then the automatic cat feeder is the answer.
There are many options out there, but in terms of your money, it is no better than Amazon's top-ranked Petlibro automatic cat feeder. The feeder has won five-star ratings from nearly 5,000 shoppers, and nearly 3,000 people have left positive comments on the simple system.
If you are not familiar with automatic feeders, they are a mixed bag. Some let you manually pre-allocate the food they provide, but Petlibro chooses a simpler method-you enter the portion of your pet's feed each time, and set different times accordingly. One person wrote that the feeder is a "must have" for people traveling, and another said that there is no need to worry about a cunning cat breaking into a four-pound food reserve because it requires two hands to open on both sides. .
buy it! Petlibro automatic cat feeder, $65.99; Amazon.com
The brand considered everything with this gadget. It can accommodate 25 days of cat feeding and 10 days of dog feeding, and because it can be plugged into a power source or battery powered, you don't have to worry about what happens when the power is cut off unexpectedly. Most importantly, you can add a comfortable personal touch to your friends through the 10-second recorded meal time information, so that they will continue to connect you to the source of food—that is, you will no longer be indifferent after the long vacation welcome. The bowl is detachable for easy cleaning (you can even place it with your cat's favorite dishes), and the feeder will notify you when the food supply is low.
According to shoppers, this investment is an endless relief. "I don't need to find someone to make sure they are taken care of now. This great device can take care of their food perfectly," said one person. Faced with a cat who asks for breakfast at 6:15 a.m., another person wrote that some reservations partially solved the problem. "No more meowing in the morning, no more vomiting because she inhales breakfast! It's a win-win for me."
Shoppers say this is very helpful for cats who are overweight and overeating, especially because they will stop hunting you to get more food. They know when they are full and will not take you as a reason for them not being full. "I bought these automatic feeders because one of our cats started to become annoying," a reviewer said, "good value for money, and then spend some money" explained. "He connects me to food so closely that if I get up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom or drink a glass of water, and it is less than two hours before breakfast, he will scream and let me eat! When I get home from get off work, Screamed for 20 minutes."
They continued: "Feeding more frequently and in smaller portions greatly helped him swallow the food." "He didn't eat it all at once, but a little bit, sometimes even putting the food in a bowl. For more than an hour, this has never happened before. I didn't wake up at midnight and didn't scream to feed the door when I walked in."
The last reviewer said that Petlibro was a "savior" for helping their cats lose weight, calling it "the best choice ever to stay healthy." If you have just been vaccinated and plan to travel soon, or just need to change your cat's impatience, Petlibro's rewards are permanent. Buy it on Amazon for $65.99.
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