2-in-1 Gravity Pet Feeder and Water Dispenser

This feeder is great for my two cats on the food side. I do find myself refilling the water bottle every day and a half for two cats, which is a bit more often than I'd like. The food side easily lasts 3-4 days. Would love a version with a bigger water reservoir, but for the price, it's a fair trade.

The controlled gate on the 2nd gen version lets kibble drop in measured amounts, which is great because my cat tends to overeat. She adjusted to the pace within a day and now eats at a more reasonable speed. The water reservoir holds up well and stays clean.

I travel for work every couple of weeks and this feeder keeps my cat self-sufficient for 4-5 days at a time. No cords, no app, no batteries. Just gravity doing its thing. Couldn't be simpler.

My rescue cat is skittish about new things but the siphon water flow is quiet enough that she wasn't startled by it. She started drinking from it after one day and has been using it without issue for two months now. Really glad this didn't stress her out.

My cat uses this without any issues. My cocker spaniel finds the food tray a little low and has to crouch to eat, which isn't ideal for a larger dog. Works perfectly for my cats though, and the clean design means I don't mind having it out in the open.

With three cats in the house, I was constantly refilling individual bowls. This one feeder handles my smallest cat's dry food and fresh water needs for the whole week. The others have their own, but this is the one I recommend to anyone who asks.

I've bought cheaper feeders that cracked after a few months. This one feels like it's built to last. The food-grade plastic has no odor out of the box and my cats didn't hesitate to use it on day one.

Photos online don't do it justice. The finish is clean and the yellow version I got is a cheerful, muted tone, not garish. My two cats share it and there is still plenty of kibble left after 3 days.

My previous water bowl sat mostly untouched because my dog prefers running water. The gentle siphon flow in this feeder encouraged him to drink way more than he used to. Really noticeable difference in his daily water intake.

The instructions could be a bit clearer on how to seat the water bottle so it doesn't drip. Once I figured it out by watching a video online, everything worked perfectly. My cat loves the siphon water flow. Knocking off one star just for the confusing first setup.

Everything about this is straightforward. Fill the top, snap it together, put it on the floor. My kitten figured it out on her own in about two minutes. No wires or batteries to mess with.

I leave my cat alone for 2-3 days at a time when I visit family and this feeder means I don't have to ask a neighbor to come over daily. The 2-liter food container and the 1-liter water bottle are both clearly visible so I can check levels before I leave. Exactly what I needed.

The water side of this unit works really well. The food side jammed a couple of times with the larger kibble shape I use for my lab mix. Switching to a smaller kibble fixed it, so it might just be a sizing issue. The unit itself is sturdy and easy to clean, which is why I'm keeping it.

I was skeptical about gravity-fed feeders but this one changed my mind. My two cats eat on different schedules and the feeder keeps the bowl filled for whoever comes by. The detachable pieces go straight into a bowl of soapy water and rinse clean in a minute.

The gray colorway is subtle and doesn't look out of place in the living room. My rescue cat was cautious about the siphon water at first but after one day she was using it normally. Food dispenses in a steady stream without jamming.

My mom's elderly cat needs fresh food and water but my mom doesn't always remember to refill the bowl regularly. This takes the pressure off completely. It's simple enough that she could set it up herself and the see-through food window lets her check the level at a glance.

Overall this does exactly what it advertises. The food dispenses smoothly and the water bottle holds a good amount. My only gripe is that the water bowl is slightly smaller than I hoped for my medium-sized dog. Fine for cats or small breeds, just something to be aware of.

Bought the pink 1st gen version and it fits perfectly with my apartment decor. My small shih tzu took a day to get used to the siphon water flow but now drinks from it constantly. Really glad I picked this up.

I compared several similar feeders and this one felt the sturdiest. The BPA-free plastic has a nice weight to it and the rubber feet keep it from sliding across my tile floor when my dog nudges it. Three months in and it still looks brand new.

My 14-year-old calico is picky about everything, but she walked right up to this on day one. The low-profile water tray is easy for older cats to access without straining their neck. Very happy with this.

I travel for work a few days at a time and this lets me leave my cat with a neighbor just for a quick check-in instead of a full feeding visit. The sliding gate on the 2nd gen version portions the kibble more consistently than I expected for a gravity-fed unit.

The feeder itself is great, the 2-liter food container keeps my beagle fed for almost a week. It took me a couple of tries to seat the water bottle correctly on the first setup, but once I figured it out, no leaks at all. Would have been 5 stars with clearer instructions.

I was constantly worried about my cat running out of food while I was at the office all day. This holds enough kibble to last 4-5 days for my 10-pound domestic shorthair. The water stays clear and the siphon never runs dry.

Bought the blue version for my tabby and it looks great in my kitchen. The whole unit pops apart in about 30 seconds for rinsing. No funky smell buildup like I had with my old plastic bowls.

My cats took to this right away. I fill the food reservoir every 3-4 days and top off the water bottle every other day. The gravity refill works exactly as described, and I haven't had a single spillage with the anti-splash tray.