1942 reviews forSureFeed Sealed Pet Bowl

Use it over a year now. Amazing, my cats love it.

My cats learned how to use this bowl less than in a week. Very nice, quite working. I will recommend this product.

We ve bought it for our Maine Coon 3 mths ago and we really are happy with it. It really keeps the wet food fresh for longer and closed off from flies. It s easy to clean and our kitty was quick to grasp using it after just 48 hours and training mode. The only caveat is that you can't wash the bowls in the dishwasher but at the same time, it s easy to clean them by hand-maybe sth producer would look into improving in the future. Recommend having extra bowl set -I change them very 2nd day

Unfortunately, like only 1 other reviewer, this product seems to be ineffective for my situation. Bought 2 and the greedy cat took to it immediately, but the one who likes to graze won't go near it. He doesn't want to put his head under the arch, and the motor sound terrifies him. Alas, I was so excited for this and feel really sad. Otherwise it's a great product.

I have used these for about 6 years, have 4 cats & 3 feeders, they are all on different diets. One will eat nothing but biscuits - sadly. One on a renal diet, one on a normal elderly diet & have just rescued a skip diver, counter surfer dustbin cat. My Maine coon cannot use his properly. He has a very long neck & because his microchip is between his shoulder blades, it won't recognise it until his head is out the other side of the arch. It then opens & he panics running off with it around his neck. I could use the rfd tag, but, he has never had a collar & feeding him on the hall windowsill at the top of the stairs that only he can reach, seemed an easier option. They are rather large & tricky to clean, especially if your cat eats like a rotavator! Very good item that does save you money as less waste from spoiled food.

I didn’t think my daft cat was going to get it but after almost 6 weeks he’s had a eureka moment and ‘by Jove he’s got it’! We have one cat on a special diet so now he’s learned which bowl is his and all going well. Great idea just give it time and they will get it eventually. Only one design flaw is when on trainer mode the light constantly flashes draining the battery and as with our stupid cat got through lots during that phase.

I put a few treats in the bowl and my cat's chip was registered straight away. The learning process is well designed. My fussy grazer learned to use this within a few days. Now I can leave her food down, safe in the knowledge my other cat - an ex-stray, rubbish bag raider who is *always* hungry - can't steal it. Only negatives are the box wasn't glued together properly and fell apart when opened. And I find the open/close switch sometimes doesn't register it was pressed.

My feeder wouldn't recognise the cat and would only open for a second before closing on her snout! Went through the troubleshooting guide with no luck and was sent a new feeder out within 2 days. Superb can't praise them enough. Well done guys.

I bought 3 and its definitely money well spent, my fur babies all get their own food to eat without stealing leftovers.

So good keeping the kitten from eating the old guy's food - but as she grew a little and started with more adult food - had to get another to prevent him eating hers! great product - no more flies!! woohoo

I thought I was going to have to send this back - took my dippy cat about 10 days to get used to it. Do take your time using the training mode - it really does pay off. Now he headbutts the flap out of the way to get to his food. Our cat is grazer rather than a scoffer. So his food dries out or the flies get it.Basically we bin around a third of his food. Not anymore, this seals it, keeps it moist and fresh and no flies can get to it. In fact, at last he is eating more food than ever.

These feeders are fab . My female cat would finish off her brothers food as well as her own . She’s now on a diet and can only eat her own food . Brilliant !

I feel slightly guilty giving this a so-so review - the product seems to work perfectly, but it was a complete waste of money for us. The cat that is the main reason we got it - he's getting bullied out of his food - won't go near it. He is intimidated by the noise and hates having something over his head. He'd rather go hungry than use it. I should have known better! We'll have to try to sell it on, I guess.

Excellent and economic way of keeping cat food free from flies as the lid seals so well. No issues with my cat getting used to it and no issues with food theft too -bonus!

In a multiple cat home, our 4 microchip feeders are perfect for our 6 large Maine Coons and 2 smaller breeds to have dietary their needs successfully met. All took very quickly to the sounds and movement (even a very timid one). Batteries last surprisingly long considering how often they are used by snacking cats. No trouble from flies whatsoever in warmer months as units seal food off. These feeders couldn't meet their needs any better; very cleverly designed with a lot of thought.

I bought one to try it out and it's fab. I have 2 cats who are chipped to this feeder as one of my other cats has to watch his diet. I also have a small female who has a delicate stomach so I am just about to order another so she can have her special food without the others taking it from her. Brilliant product, highly recommended.

With two rescue British Shorthairs, one of whom I've learned will eat her body-weight in food per day given a chance, well, unsurprisingly she's been putting on weight and her sister has been losing out. So I bought two of these and slowly introduced the door movement over some weeks and now it's the new normal for them, with each cat automatically going to her feeder. This means I can better portion control and can obviously tell which cat has eaten what. Expensive? Not at all. A godsend.

We have 3 cats, one who is a pig and will eat 10 portions and still meow for more, and 2 who graze throughout the day. I bought 2 and the difference these have made is huge! Buster AND Daisy have both lost weight &Lily has gained a bit! The girls can pick throughout the day without Buster stealing it - fabulous! Daisy was skeptical at first and took a while to accept but they all get their share of food now which is fab. Only downside is that the unit is a pain to clean.

I previously bought 1 Superfeed for Zoey as she had to have a special diet. Shortly after our 17 year old Ziggy had to have a special diet too, so bought another 2 - Zoey's sister Kizzy has no problems!!!. Although an elderly cat, Ziggy took to it iimmediateley and without any encouragement. A great advantage is that it's possible to monitor just how much each cat eats. Highly recommend.

With 3 cats all on different diets, and 2 dogs just waiting in the wings to polish off any leftovers, these feeders have revolutionised my life! Luckily my cats are ruled by their stomachs so accepted the noise of the feeder opening very quickly... All 3 of them within a week! I can now ensure each cat gets their specific food, if any need medication, that's sorted too, and if I go away my cat sitter can be sure of who is eating what and in what quantities! Fabulous investment!

Overall, the device is a clever solution. As long as you don’t have a completely black cat. My cat is entirely black and apparently the sensor doesn’t recognise her, so she ends up sitting in front of a bowl that’s always closed. I’m sure this could be improved. We use the system without a microchip.

I'm really happy with it, and the training programme is great too. But black cats aren't picked up by the sensor... so my black one gets nothing :( such a pity. Even my old Persian lady has gotten used to it.

I've had them for 8 years now and they're really brilliant! The only thing is that cleaning can be a bit tricky because of all the nooks and crannies, but once you get used to it, it's grand.

I had to order new bowls because the old ones were really worn out over time (8 years), but the new bowls don’t have the divider like before, which is a real shame. The water from the wet food runs into the kibble and the kibble ends up looking awful. So my cat doesn’t want it anymore... I have to throw the food away, which really bothers me.

Hi I have two cats. One of them has this kind of feeder, but an older model, and it works perfectly. It closes quickly when she leaves. The new one I bought for my other cat, who needs veterinary food, takes much longer to close (even on the fastest setting!) It takes more than 5 seconds before it even starts to close! The first cat learned on day one that if she queues up, she can eat the rest of the food, which is basically everything. So the new feeder is completely pointless.

I've been using this feeding bowl for years now. Very satisfied. I work during the day and my cat eats small amounts throughout. The food doesn't dry out in this bowl, flies can't get to it, and I don't have any issues with the smell coming from the food. The bowl runs on batteries, but I only need to replace them at most twice a year. There's an indicator that lets you know when the batteries need changing. Installation is easy.

I was worried that after so many years with a "normal" bowl, my dog wouldn't get the hang of the system—she's 11 years old, but she figured out how to use it straight away. No more flies landing on her food, great invention, we're both delighted with it 😊🐕

Great

I bought one litter box from you, looks great. And I have one litter box with a closed back. That's perfect, the other cat can't get in.

My cat needed a bit of time to get used to it, but now she uses it perfectly. She has diet kibble. My other cat is greedy and can't eat the kibble anymore.

After 2 or 3 years, the motor no longer has enough power to open the lid. As for the battery, the consumption is reasonable.

I've been using feeding bowls from this brand for over a decade now and never had a problem unless it was caused by the user themselves (connection issues due to electromagnetic interference, metal, etc.). I use rechargeable lithium batteries without any issues (definitely give it a try!). Each bowl has been replaced at least once in that time, but isn't that the case with any electronics (motors)? At the moment, I have three very large Maine Coons who have no trouble accessing them.

I’m delighted, despite the investment. I was lucky enough to buy them while they were on sale. I have two cats, one of whom has serious digestive issues and, of course, the other cat’s food bowl always seemed tastier... It was a constant struggle to keep an eye on them, which was becoming impossible. So I bought two bowls and it’s brilliant. The bowls work with each cat’s own microchip and there’s no more hassle.

The idea is good, but unfortunately this feeder doesn’t work with two cats on different diets. One cat can eat from the other’s bowl through the back as soon as the flaps are open. That’s not ideal if one cat is overweight and the other has an allergy and needs hypoallergenic food. Also, the flaps often don’t work properly, they either stay shut or remain open. In short, it’s unusable for us and a waste of money.

I thought it was a microchip-activated bowl, to stop the cats from swapping bowls... But in the end, the bowl opens as soon as it detects any movement passing by.

I have a kitten and a 6-year-old ragdoll tomcat, and I think he might end up with a hernia eventually. I did check if they had larger sizes, but unfortunately not. Today is the first day, so I’m hoping he’ll be able to stand at it better soon. Luckily, they both figured it out really quickly.

I don't think it's stainless steel. More like aluminium.

They now eat happily side by side from one bowl. One of them does have to wait a bit for the other, who belongs to the bowl, before they can join in eating.

I bought this bowl because I had a Labrador who was obsessed with food, including the cat’s. With this bowl, the problem was solved. For wet food, it stops it from drying out quickly, limits smells and keeps flies away… Bought it 4 years ago, it still works and hardly uses up alkaline batteries.

Very good and easy to use 👍