Product Overview
Timed feeders are easy to find if your pet eats kibble. They are much harder to find if your cat or dog is on wet food, because wet food spoils. This automatic wet food feeder is built for that problem: four separate compartments, ice packs underneath to keep the food cool, and an LCD timer that releases each meal on schedule. It covers a long day at work or an overnight away without leaving food sitting out warm.
Why You'll Love It
- Handles wet food, not just dry - the gap in most automatic feeders
- Four compartments cover four separate meals
- Ice packs help keep food cool between servings
- Battery powered, so it keeps running through a power cut and needs no socket nearby
- Portion control between 50g and 100g per serving
Key Features
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Four-compartment tray. Load four meals at once, wet or dry, and let the timer handle the rest.
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Ice packs included, per the supplier. Sit under the tray to keep wet food cooler for longer.
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LCD display with time setting. Set each release rather than guessing.
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Portion range 50g to 100g. Minimum output 50g, maximum 100g per serving.
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Battery operated. No mains lead, no plug adapter, nothing to trip over.
Product Specifications
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Material: Plastic
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Power source: Battery (batteries are not included)
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Display: LCD
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Time setting: Yes
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Minimum output: 50g
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Maximum output: 100g
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Water dispenser: No - this is a food feeder only
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Smart / app connected: No
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Suitable for: Cats and dogs
Package Includes
One automatic feeder unit with its four-compartment tray and ice packs, as described by the supplier. The supplier does not publish a numbered package list, so we cannot confirm exactly how many ice packs are supplied. Batteries are confirmed not included.
Important Information
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Buy batteries at the same time. The supplier confirms batteries are not in the box. It does not state the battery type or quantity, so check the compartment on arrival before shopping.
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This is a timer, not a smart feeder. There is no app, no wi-fi and no camera. You set it on the unit itself.
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Ice packs slow spoilage, they do not refrigerate. Treat this as a way to get wet food safely through a working day, not as cold storage. In a warm room, use it for shorter gaps.
- Wash the tray between uses. Wet food residue is the main thing that will spoil a later meal.
- The supplier does not publish the unit's external dimensions or bowl capacity in millilitres, only the 50-100g output range.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it really handle wet food?
Yes - that is what the compartment-and-ice-pack design is for. It also takes dry food if you prefer.
How many meals will it serve?
Four, one per compartment, before it needs reloading.
What batteries does it need?
The supplier confirms batteries are not included but does not state the type or number. Check the battery compartment when it arrives.
How long will wet food stay good in it?
The supplier does not publish a tested figure and we are not going to invent one. As a rule of thumb, use it for a working day rather than a weekend, and keep the feeder out of direct sun and away from radiators.
Does it dispense water too?
No. The supplier confirms there is no water dispenser. Pair it with a separate bowl or fountain.
Will it work during a power cut?
Yes - it runs on batteries, so there is nothing to lose when the mains goes down.
