do you think one could use this as a feeding box? The smell of their food is getting to us.
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The only reason I wouldn't is because they may not want to eat in something that resembles a litter box. I would try something else that is enclosed, or try using a food tent maybe? The has to be another solution. Good luck! Which food are you using that smells so bad?
611924
That sounds like a good idea. It has changeable filters on the top and the door helps keeps smells in.
611925
this is a really deep large cat box but I am not sure more than one cat could be in there with food bowls at once so don't know if it would work for feeding.
611926
I probably would not use it to feed because it may confuse your cats between a litter box and a feeding box. That being said if you are using it for cats that are not too large they could eat in it.
703670
well you can but it works best if there is no other food for them to get to( just ther bait in the unit ) and you would need to cover the unit so it does not get wet
2257093
yes it would. you could probably put the food dishes on the bottom of the cage for them or use different food and water dishes
510993
I think it just would be messy. the design of this litter box keeps the pellets on top and the peeps go through the grate onto the pad. you scoop out the poop just like any other little box but pull out the drawer on the bottom to change the pad.
1203725
It's a huge trash can. I think by the time it was 1/4 full it would be pretty stinky.
1251124
I think it would be fine for them, the walls are not too high. Are they in a good sized enclosure? It takes up some space. My bunny likes to sit in hers when she eats, and she has a lot of room in her hutch.
1054908
I guess depending on the type of food and the amount, you could steal different things at once. The flavors would probably merge though. There aren't any compartments to separate the items.
1369257
I would say probably not because the pans get DIRTY REAL QUICK and the pee and poop sticks to them like crazy. I am actually selling all of mine as my ferrets absolutely hated the cage.. and they REFUSED to use their litter box.. and it is just TOO dirty for my rats. I am keeping ONE for my hedgehog though since he seems to be the only one to enjoy it.Also rabbits need A LOT of space. Check out C&C; cages! :D
827878
I would say that it is probably too big for that. I don't want to discourage you because anything is possible if you want it bad enough, but I think it would be very unstable and you might lose your food.
1987505
It might work if you place this nearby the source. I always vent when i cook so i don't have the same situation to compare to so i am not sure but the food smell always disappeare in my apt.
1586574
Good idea. It is safe to do that. Just try to place it in the path of some ants so they can find it and lay a scent trail back to the colony so the others can ingest and spread it as well.
1043321
Good question. Based on the fact that most pet foods are very similar in weight/volume ratio, I would give it a try.We are very happy with the easy access and durability of the vaults we are using.
738348
The box has to be assembled. There will be small gaps between the box and lid. It is possible you could get ants in there, but I don't think bees or wasps could get in. Being plastic a mouse could chew its way in. Mine has been outside for some time and there has been no intrusion. However, I wouldn't try keeping food in it that would attract mice and ants as I'm sure they would find a way in.It could only be rodent and bug proof if it was a hermetically sealed steel box.
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Most likely to much bait. I was doing that at first. I took a butter knife and just got a dab on the tip of the knife and put it on the rim of the bait hole. Make them have to go all the way to the hole. They have strong smell. They will go for it. Hope it works!
331718
My only advise would be to go back to the other feeder, if they have not found the food in the new feeder yet I'd be worried about them being malnurished.
432501
You could use that, but it is somewhat lightweight so be sure to secure it/keep it safe from any other critters that may be outside :-) We use a rabbit/guinea pig cage with the plastic bottom and coated metal grates from about halfway up.
1726504
I sometimes put peanut butter in it along with some dog food. It helps hold the dog food in a little longer and also gets their attention.