The SureFeed Feeder Connect is great for controlling pet feeding but struggles with battery life and design flaws.
Frequent battery changes required.
Prevention: Invest in higher quality batteries.
The microchip technology ensures only the designated pet can access the food.
Controls feeding for pets on special diets.
Responsive customer support and quick replacements.
Batteries drain quickly, causing frequent replacements.
Tip: Invest in higher quality batteries.
Holes in front of the food bowl cause food to fall.
Tip: Cover the holes with a shield or a plate.
Users report more frequent issues with battery life and design issues compared to older reviews.
mixed
negative
Factors: Battery usage, Frequent cleaning
Users report needing to replace batteries every 2 weeks.
Yes, it works with the PetHub for additional features, including app-controlled feeding.
"Once upon a time, there was a tiny skinny old lady cat, who needed to eat 100x a day and have expensive vet food. But along came her big ‘ol chonky brother everytime she tried to eat to stick his fat head in her food instead. So one day, a magical steed from the land of Chewy delivered a new food ..."
"So it doesn’t come with the PetHub thing and that’s needed to use the app. Sure, maybe I didn’t read and looked at just the pictures, but it’s still deceptive. You’re better off purchasing the cheaper one as it’s the same thing."
If you need a feeder for pets on special diets, this is a solid choice. However, be prepared for frequent battery replacements and potential design inconveniences.
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