You’ll also want to take into account the bells and whistles you want (or don’t want) such as voice memos, Wi-Fi capability, cameras, and more. Pets on canned food are likely to be a poor fit with most automatic feeders.
If you opt for semi-moist food, look for a feeder that will best protect it from drying out or becoming contaminated. A large-capacity dispenser will be better for large dogs that need more food at each feeding. A plate feeder, like the PetSafe 5-Meal Automatic Dog & Cat Feeder, will be best if your pet is on a restricted diet.
The type of automatic dog feeder - gravity feeder, smart feeder, and programmable feeder - will depend on your dog’s feeding schedule and diet. Dogs and cats need scheduled meals and portion control. From there, they can recommend daily portions based on your pet and the type of food you’re using. Your veterinarian can provide an ideal body weight to use as an approximate target. The best automatic feeders take into account: Vet-recommended portions They are not, however, a replacement for human interaction and oversight. They can bring needed organization to mealtime even when you are not at home to feed your pet. Automatic dog feeders save pet parents from needing a last-minute sitter, rising early, or staying up late for feeding times.
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