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The SureFeed Sealed Pet Bowl is a daily use feeder designed to keep wet food fresh, reduce odours and keep flies off the food. It opens when a pet approaches and is suitable for cats and small dogs.
SKU | 2996201 |
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Primary Brand | SureFlap |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 3 G |
Windows Compatible | No |
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IOS Compatible | No |
Blackberry Compatible | No |
OSX Comp | No |
Smartphone Capable | No |
Android Compatible | No |
Water Resistant | No |
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Primary Color | White |
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Contains BPA | No |
Allows Remote Monitoring | No |
Removable Lid | No |
Personalized Item flag | No |
Waterproof | No |
Wet Content Comp | No |
Size | Small |
Dry Content Compatible | No |
Sealing Lid | No |
Lockable Lid | No |
Water Resistant | No |
Two years
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My kitten's lower mouth is been really red/swollen on and off for months. I've changed her porcelain bowls to stainless steel bowls. My vet thought it might've been the food but I tried switching her to Nature's Balance but she didn't really like it. Previously she was eating Blue Buffalo wilderness kitten food and current she's eating Purina cat chow. I'm thinking about trying change her food again and getting her a stainless steel or plastic water fountain
Hi. My cat Miller is on Hills Thyroid Y/D. The wet food is a large tin and he only eats a half tin. I have always stored the other half tin, to be fed the next day, with an airtight lid and kept in the cupboard with no issue. I have recently read on the tin that the unused portion should be kept in the fridge. Is this just a precaution or a must? Thankyou. Leanne
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Hi! I’m looking to purchase a dish soap that is suitable to clean my cat’s food bowl. Any recommendations for pet safe dish soaps? (Available in Singapore preferably)
Made dog a treat dispenser from 1 water bottle. Normal plastic bottle with a hole on the side. I filled it with dog biscuits and then used a hot knife to make the hole ( with the biscuits inside.) I'm concerned if the biscuits are safe to eat.
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Hello, how do you recommend I get rid of grime and dirt on my dog's food bowl? He has eaten both wet and dry food. I have not cleaned it properly for ages!
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