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Automatic Dog Feeder for Large Dog?
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Thomas Carroll
ParticipantI recently putchased a petsafe automatic dog feeder and it seems to be designed to work with smaller food as it is dispensing less than half of what it should. I feed my 90lb labrador Orijen Adult.
Can someone recommend an automatic feeder that will work with larger bites? I am looking for one with a very large capacity and can be programmed to feed at least 3 meals/day.
Susan
ParticipantHi, are you on Face Book? if you are join this group āDog issues, allergies and other information support groupā, thereās a few people in this group that use Automatic Dog Feedersā https://www.facebook.com/groups/240043826044760/
Sam W
MemberHi,
You can have a try of WOPET 7L automatic pet feerder,ijust purchased one,it works great.
Check here:
https://www.wopet.com/products/wopet-7l-timer-programmable-feederSherry V
MemberI recommend you PetSafe. It is suitable for cat and dog foods of different shapes and sizes to prevent clogging. It seems to allow you to prepare a big bowl for your dog. You can try it so you donāt have to feed the dog yourself.https://www.cuou.net/automatic-dog-feeder.html
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