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Mixed reviews on fit and durability; may not be suitable for all dogs.
The Arm & Hammer Gravity Refill Feeder has significant issues with food dispensing, which makes it unreliable for pet feeding. Users report the feeder does not dispense food as expected, often resulting in an empty bowl while food remains stuck in the container above. It is particularly problematic and not suitable for everyone.
Food dispensing problems can lead to pets not getting enough to eat.
Prevention: Check the feeder frequently to ensure proper functioning.
The feeder is budget-friendly and affordable for those on a tight budget.
The feeder often fails to refill the bowl automatically.
Tip: Though it worked perfectly as physics intended and when food from top is more than bottom the food from top will fall in a matter of time, Overall it is not worth trying
The feeder can sometimes leak food or water, causing spills or becoming a nuisance
The feeder requires frequent manual intervention to work properly.
There are concerns over the durability of the product.
Some pets may not adapt well to the feeder, leading to underfeeding problems.
Initial reviews were more positive, but recent reviews indicate a decline in performance and durability. Such a product would ideally provide at least 3 months of trouble free service.
neutral
negative
Factors: frequent use, liquid food
The feeder works best with small kibble and may require manual intervention for larger pieces. It often fails especially for round shaped kibbles.
The feeder is not designed for ease of cleaning; users reported the need for manual intervention.
"Exactly what we needed for our 3 kitties. Arm & Hammer kept it simple and inexpensive. Works perfectly as physics intended, and the cats took to it immediately. When it gets to the very bottom of the supply, food will get stuck until you add more to the container. Highly recommend."
"Even with small size round cat kibble, this does not automatically fill. I even propped up the back to angle it, and it still doesn't fill when the bowl is empty. And since the container just sets on, if you shake it you risk tipping the container and spilling all of the food."
Due to its frequent malfunction and the need for frequent intervention, it is better avoiding this product.