What is minimum dispense in one feeding?
632492
Food is portioned in 1/4 cup increments (about a handful). Each meal can be set to dispense from1 to 8 increments (ie up to 2 cups). Meals themselves can be timed for once, twice or thrice a day. So it is possible to feed your pet 6 cups in a 24 hour period.
632493
1/4 cup. When setting it up, try to tip the feeder forward so that the food falls better into the tray.
632494
I would not buy this if I were you. The one I bought worked for 3 meals and stopped. This is a terrible feeder.
636361
Hello, you want about a 1:9 ration so a little less than a 1 tbsp. (There are 1 tbsp in every ounce)
192652
It should be at least 40 scoops with conservative estimate... do share your experiences after you finish taking this product. Please also watch to check if the pellets coming out undigested with the stool next day.
2015977
Just push downwards to dispense. It may take a few pumps for the first time.
2274264
I'm not sure but I have it dispensing about 1/8 of a cup 4 times per day and that is working just fine. I also have this plastic ball that has holes in in that i will put a tablespoon of dry food in it and he pushes it around with his nose and eats what comes out, this i do 2x per day and I also supplement his food with half a 3oz. can of food at dinner time. He does seem to be losing weight now or at least it seems like he has!
117857
There is no setting, but the minimum amount of water that is recommended is at least 4 cups.
246272
I used 8 as the recommended milk is usually 30 oz. once they start solids you decrease that slowly as they eat more food. I never gave more than 4oz until my daughter was about a year old. That is also the recommended stopping time for bottles. We went to a larger sippy at that time.
2219365
Sorry... I normally grab one before we go out for a walk, so not sure. Hope the others can help. I don't use the dispenser.
668607
Yes, you can adjust the amount to spit out as much as you need. My guys fight over food, so I needed two feeders.
192650
One scoop is 1 tsp or 5 mls. The recommended intake is 1/4 teaspoon to one tsp 2-3 times a day with meals as tolerated/ needed. So if you figure anywhere from 1.25 ml- 5 mls twice a day that would be 2.5 mls- 10mls a day. The tub contains 8 ounces/ 240 mls. The container could last anywhere from 24-95 days approx depending on usage. I hope this helps.
43773
We have an old cat that must eat very small amounts very often. We set the feeder to deliver food once an hour in very small quantities. The timer allows you to dispense food as often as every 15 minutes for the full 24 hr day. We dispensed at 1x per hour. The feeder is also adjustable to allow for different size dry pellets but not sure if a tablespoon quantitiy could be dropped, but we drop very small quantities. If you decide to purchase, I would look at the digital timer instead of the analog mechanical one as that part was the only negative issue we have experienced. The sales folks at Superfeeder were also very helpful so I would contact them too with any questions. We have an old cat that must eat very small amounts very often. We set the feeder to deliver food once an hour in very small quantities. The timer allows you to dispense food as often as every 15 minutes for the full 24 hr day. We dispensed at 1x per hour. The feeder is also adjustable to allow for different size dry pellets but not sure if a tablespoon quantitiy could be dropped, but we drop very small quantities. If you decide to purchase, I would look at the digital timer instead of the analog mechanical one as that part was the only negative issue we have experienced. The sales folks at... » Read More We have an old cat that must eat very small amounts very often. We set the feeder to deliver food once an hour in very small quantities. The timer allows you to dispense food as often as every 15 minutes for the full 24 hr day. We dispensed at 1x per hour. The feeder is also adjustable to allow for different size dry pellets but not sure if a tablespoon quantitiy could be dropped, but we drop very small quantities. If you decide to purchase, I would look at the digital timer instead of the analog mechanical one as that part was the only negative issue we have experienced. The sales folks at Superfeeder were also very helpful so I would contact them too with any questions. « Show Less
632286
Just choose one of the 2 milk drinks and keep the button depressed - it will continue to dispense milk until you release the button. However, it then sets this as the default amount of milk to dispense. You will need to reset for milk drink by repeating, releasing button when it has dispensed the correct anount
1866077
Yes it can be set to only one feeding. Just make sure the others are turned to off. I can range in feeding but te instructions will tell you about how many lbs will disperse in how many secs. Very easy timer and best ones I've used. Batteries last a good amount of time as well.
666762
Mine also takes two for a good dispensing and lots of volume. I put one in...then shake well. Then add the next which usually works out great.
1528894
Just over a quart. Don't want to fill too much excellent for one small fish
765926
It can dispense different amounts based on the duration of the cycle you set the timer for. For example, my dog has 2 half cup meals and 1 quarter cup meal per day. Based on 1) the kibble size and 2) the opening width I set for the rollers that dispense the food, an 18 second cycle produces a half cup and a 9 second cycle produces a quarter cup. I hope that made sense.
33857
You can program for a total of 3 feedings a day only. I believe you could program the feedings close together but then there would be no more food for the rest of the day.